angela: nari is the national association of remodelers. it's called the national association of the remodeling industry. and all of the contractors that are here today are nari members. jarred: i'm so grateful. this is an awesome experience, and i'm glad that you guys are a part of it and everyone that is here. antonio: all right. thank you very much. jarred: thank you. susan: you have to paint the riser all the way across. >> i thought you said the runner-- susan: well, we're only doing on the treads. >> just on the treads. ok, kenny, just... susan: keep going. keep going. [indistinct chatter] antonio: susan, what do we have here? susan: we're taking some of their furniture and repurposing it... antonio: what are we doing here? susan: this is--their coffee table that they had from a yard sale. so i took that, and i came up with this really groovy piece of fabric. groovy zebra pattern. josh and jarred kind of like that, and we're gonna have this groovy pattern. antonio: now, susan, you like to repurpose things and... susan: i love to do--i

heather: the data was used from the national education association to support that recent post, same between 2014 and 2015, teacher salary spiked. critics maintained that it was not enough. since the budget is doing better than expected, it signals the more raises are expected. joel: heather, thank you. and a warning from a local sheriff about a deadly problem. there are these little packets of heroin. five people overdosed in one week and a sheriff is concerned >> heroine is destroying counties in nash county and the look at the drug. sheriff: i wanted to take a look at what her when users look like, they are family members, they are people who belong to churches. >> each packet is $10. sometimes they come across crystal meth and black tar heroin, these little packets are causing a big problem. sheriff: we had about 7000 dosage seizures last year, and this year in january, and we are looking at probably eight officers finding individuals dan knight. >> they have seen an increased of -- increase of dozens of people overdosing on heroine, they're shocked and frustrated at what is happe

the d-n-r wants iowans to know they can enjoy the great outdoors all year 'this is part of a national effort,with the national association of state park directors.. iowas leading 19 hikes at different state parks.. throughout iowa today, and were part of that effort. most of todays hikes were scheduled so those wanting to catch the rose bowl..would not miss out. johnston mayor paula dierenfield pledged to run a mile for every bag of food or personal items donated to the johnston partnership last month.... people stepped up and donated 187 bags... so today... dierenfield stepped outside for her first run - a half marathon. that's 13-miles down... and at least 174-miles to go. the city is still tallying donations. dierenfeld is an avid runner and has completed in several marathons. completing this challenge will be the equivalent of running 27- marathons during the month of january. baby for one metro family. this is little everly jo butler... she's the first baby of the new year in the metro... she was born at 2-28 this morning at iowa methodist medical center. she tom butler of des moines. everly has 4 sisters and 2 brot

to be safe, buy from a licensed seller the national association of ticket brokers that they provide a guarantee. one man who could afford spell tickets, facebook founder mark stucker burke. number no places him as the sixth richest person in the world. his net worth is now 47. $5 billion. more than the coke brothers known for their powerhouse political endorsement. microsoft founder bill gates -- for than $70 billion spent the rest of us might need to cash in on the deal of the day so here it is. hope of roses for valentine's day from ftd. no base included. had to kdvr.com for a link. it's a look at your money. shoulder, foxy when denver. >> if you're 21 her own for you can think of beer. it could be in violation of the current law. heading only local news at 5:30, the little-known law that assigns is allow to homebrew. what one lawmakers during to engage them.

. >> the national association for television programming executives is all about the buying and selling of tv shows. lisa petrillo has been there all day and she gives us an nldz look. >>> -- an inside look. >>> welcome to the largest international tv trade show in the world. for the first time in its six- year run, going to expand to the hotel next door. the ceo has more. >> the viewers are in charge. immaterial to be able to watch anytime, anywhere. lib little devices. the millenials, that's how they watch content. >> and celebrities appear. and chris jenner, in the 12th season of keeping up with the kardashians. . >> all kids lie. >> and the reality tv thing, do you think it's going to contingent to explode? seems to be building and getting better. >> the world is craving originality. saying, this family is going through what i'm going through. >> spotted some familiar faces. former intarment tonight -- entertainment tonight host. selling the new show, small town, big deal. >> atlanta, chicago. >> need to be on -- >> cbs in miami. >> see if we can make that >> and john tesh back as w

the national association of realtors says purchases of previously owned homes jumped over 14 percent in december alone. they say that warmer weather and strong job growths helped this. as for 2016, the group predicts that sales will slow down because interest rates will likely go up. researchers are calling for increased awareness about the warning signs of a study at the university of michigan found that nearly 15 percent of patients diagnosed with colorectal cancer are younger than the suggested age for screening. current guidelines suggest that americans start screening for the cancer at age 50. a construction proposal would "dewater" niagara falls. that's one story trending this morning. two 115-year-old pedestrian bridges need reconstruction, so crews would need to shut off the water flow on the american side of the falls. for some, this is the second time in their lifetime the falls have dried. the other time was in 1969 when researchers stopped the water to study the effects of erosion on buildup of rock at the base of the falls. dewatering the falls is a tourism draw because i

if you're trying to find tickets to the game, buy from someone who is a member of the national association of ticket brokers. as for the clothing, look for nfl's hologram sticker before you buy it. >>> denver broncos taking down to the field for this postgame celebration. you can move your mouse any way you want to go. you see the band, miles, ground. you can move it and manipulate it. neat. the camera even takes us well, this guy manning the camera there. our eric lupher is live in denver civic center park, because that's where we celebrate the broncos heading >> reporter: broncos boulevard outlines civic center park and sunday this place will be rocking, full of wild people just like me, sunday rocking, full of wild people just like me, with the orange and blue. peyton manning jersey. as they rally for the denver broncos. of course they're heading to san francisco on sunday. it will be the last rally before things really kick into gear in san francisco. there. i got to say, lisa, we may be >> what? time. >> short suspension. >> i just didn't get paid for two years, but other than that. >

the national association of home builders remains at 60, holding steady from the december reading. it has been hovering in the 60's and any reading above 50 views conditions as good. the home builders association is forecasting modest growth for housing markets this year. a new study by the university of michigan found young adults are not getting their driver's licenses and it is raising a red flag for auto makers. more than 75% of people ages 20 to 24 have a driver's license. it is a sharp decline from 1982 when about 92% in that age group the rise in ride sharing services are providing alternatives for many young people in dense urban areas. >> still to come, how an incident puppy was caught in the middle of a drug deal and why authorities can't find him. >> coming up tonight at 5:00, looking ahead following a pregnancy loss. women trying to get pregnant >> a helpless puppy is traded for cash. look closely and you'll see the guy steal the puppy. he shoves it into his shirt. the puppy is still missing pu the suspect was caught by police. >> poor puppy. >> what started as a regula

according to the national association of home builders, the average homesite was about 2700 feet last year. that's about 40 square feet bigger than the year before. almost half the new homes had about 4 bedrooms and garages with room for more than three cars. they're not putting up starter homes because buyers can't get mortgages. >>> the northern lights from space. board the international space station and posted it on his facebook page last week. the aurora borealis happens when electrical particles from the sun interact with the earth's upper atmosphere. pete calls the view magical. >> just a river of light. >> that's beautiful. >> it is amazing. >> today will likely be the coldest day of the week. the warming trend begins tomorrow. >> it looks like it will stay once again i looked to the sky and thought, it's not going to snow. so i cleaned up my car once again. then i looked out my window at 3:00. >> it's my fault. >> i worked with you last night. i told you. >> i looked at the sky and thought, it's sunny again. >> i said occasional snow showers off and on throughout the day. som

it's already recieved accredidation from the national association for the education of young children. bethany mott: "it is the highest certification that a child care center can aspire to. it has very required." kids enter through their own door, parents have places to keep car seats, and teachers help kids communicate. rhonda ekiss/radford early learning center director: "in here we do the baby sign language, we start incorporating the ready, set, grow. you will find some word cards that have some spanish words on it." a toddler size gym is small enough to let kids reach the goals, but large enough to hold a crowd. rhonda ekiss: "and the floors, it looks as if it's just hardwood but it is padded underneath." it's where students from radford university students can interact with small children and do internships and get credits for their degree. bethany mott: "at present they were going all the way up to blacksburg to do that internship and we wanted to be able to offer intern opportunities here." while dolls wait for their new friends, instructors are prepared for an open house satu

theater.that's according to the national association of theater owners.right now - the average movie ticket price is eight-dollars and 70-cents. that's 40-cents higher than this time a year ago. large-format screenings and block-buster hits like the new star wars and jurrasic park movies are reasons for the increase. rebecca has your weather to go next...but first here's a look announcer: 3 republican governors. but which governor won national praise for tough leadership handling nine hurricanes? which governor made his state which governor led the fight to stop obamacare expansion in his state? and which governor laid out a tough plan to destroy isis months before the paris attacks? jeb bush. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. having trouble viewing this having trouble viewing this email? view it email? view it as a web page < http://links.gov delivery.com:80/track?type=cli ck&enid=zwfzptembwfpbgluz2 lkptiwmtywmtiylju0mty1nzkxj m1lc3nhz2vpzd1nreitufjelujv tc0ymde2mdeymi41nde2ntc5m szkyxrhymfzzwlkptewmdemc 2vyawfspte3ntgzodg0jmvtyw lsawq9bmv3c3jlbgvhc2v

many cases like this involving microscopic hair analysis, but until now, none of the now the national association of s decision will help other defendants win new trials. the hampden county da says it weighing whether to appeal and also how to respond to perrot' s request to be free on bail. heather: the wounded warriors project, accused of wasting donations meant for our soldiers. new at 7:00, newscenter 5' s kelley tuthill speaks to two local veterans who have very different feelings about the charity. reporter: in 2014, wounded warrior project raised an astounding $300 million. this is money that helps support veterans nationwide, including jessica soler. the worcester mother of 3 was deployed for 9 months in the gulf during operation iraqi freedom. >> when you separate from the military, you feel kind of lost. and organizations like wwp give us that back. reporter: wounded warrior also helps fund the home base program a red sox and mass general , intiative to treat the invisible wounds of war. criticism again after former , employees allege the charity spends lavishly on staff parties and tra

the national rifle association. his argument has been that the national rifle association has a grip on the politics and investments and on the manufacturers of firearms, that advancements in technology, which would make sense that some gun owners would appreciate, and president's argument. why wouldn't you appreciate this, as a gun owner? they have putat the -- you know, they have really put a blockade on all of that. thought it was interesting, as you say, that the technology is out there to develop. to invest in that. he's trying to encourage -- he said we're going to do it, of the private sector. in 12 months, we'll see how much he can really do. of theeard some republican candidates in the intro railing against the president's abuse of his authority. is there any chance this is an unconstitutional overreach? the administration made a lot of the three months it took to reexamine what they had and come upined with ideas in 2013. and it turned out that this was a pretty small bore. this is, the president has argued

the winter. 'this is part of a national effort,with the national association of state park directors.. iowas leading 19 hikes at different state parks.. throughout iowa today, and were part of that effort." the d-n-r also had the couch potato in mind today too. the hikes were scheduled in the morning... so people could catch the rose bowl this afternoon. going for a hike is one thing... running nearly 2-hundred miles... that's an entirely different animal. when we come back... we'll tell you why the mayor of johnston is running welcome back... wells fargo arena is starting the new year with a bang. welcome back... wells fargo the mayor of johnston is making good on a bet of sorts.. last month... mayor paula dierenfield promised to run a mile for every bag of food or personal items donated to the johnston partnership. so today... dierenfield stepped outside for her first run - a half marathon. that's 13-miles down... and at least 174-miles to go. the city is still tallying donations. "what i've observed over the years is if you give them something fun to do as part of the cause they rea

the national association says it will help doctors and other health care workers balance potential harms and benefits of opioid use. pam: a four-month old baby rescued. that is moments after firefighter saved him and handed him to paramedics. three apartment buildings were fully engulfed. they had to rescue five people including that baby. >> it really affects you. >> i just want to hug them and >> two women were found in separate of hartman' s. >> whiteout conditions is winding down. a mix sleet and snow before turning over area you can imagine driving is difficult. reaction was mixed, but for drivers it was a positive. >> i love it. >> some areas within five inches of snow. just ahead after a break in the action, a new winter blast lining up area did >> a wetsuit may be fine for the ocean, but not so good in orbit. pamela a problem with a leaky spacesuit causing a scary moments outside the international space station. reid: the helmet of one of the astronauts began to fill with water, the same suit where an astronaut nearly drowned in 2013. newscenter five' s doug meehan has the story.

the national association of hold builders says the average size rose to 2700 square feet from 2660 the year prior. almost half of new homes built had more than four bedrooms and garages with room for more than there you go. >> big ser better for some. >> i guess so. >>> the national western stock show is over, but wither are getting some good news about this year's event. >> it's hard to see the future farmers of america kids part they were sold for a record amount and they were crying tears of joy because their college is all paid for. >>> the average price of gasoline plunged $0.14 over the past couple of weeks. the average price nationwide is coming in at a buck 91 a gallon, lowest in 7 years. lundburg says the drop may end as crude prices are going up a little bit. >>> 110th national western stock show is in the record book, all done. by all counts, it was a huge success, more than 686,000 visitors, came out to see the show, that beats 2015's attendance and ties for a second highest on record. good weather and a strong economy couple of the reasons for the success. congratulations

americans are buying bigger, pricier homes these days according to the national association of home builders the average home size rose to 2700 square foot last year. that's about 40 square feet bigger than the year before. almost half of all new homes last year built more than four bedrooms and garages. but bigger isn't always better to ther housing market. new construction has been tilted towards the high end and builders aren't making as many starter homes due to land prices and lack of available morgues for less -- mortgages for less affluent buyers. super cost. the average price for a ticket betw panthers $5,200. a pair of club seats have sold for 12,000 making those the most expensive so far. super bowl will be played at levi stadium in santa clara, california. the reason some groups are costs are so high is because some groups buy the tickets then resell them for aig mark-up. >>> all right. those impulse buys. you know, those buys you might see at the checkout.ly don't need it but you pick it up anyway? if you are guilty raise your hand now. don't worry, you are not alone. a report fi

the national association. and appointed officials. i'll be back in pa moment of final thoughts. ghts votes and struggles, stay with the only way to get better is to challenge yourself, and that's what we're doing at xfinity. we are challenging ourselves to improve every aspect of your experience. and this includes our commitment to being on time. every time. that's why if we're ever late for an appointment, we'll credit your account $20. it's our promise to you. we're doing everything we can to give you the best experience possible. because we should fit into your life. not the other way around. >>> before we leave you, a word about a fallen civil rights leader. when julian bond was nominated as vice president at the n.a.a.c.p. the voting rights act was three years old. bond, a young man in a hurry was a leader of the pivotal student nonviolent committee, and a georgia state representative while still in their 20s. and just to remind you what a different state america was. bond would sue for the right to take his seat after the georgia house barred him being sworn. he was a found

data from the national association of colleges and employers has a list of the best and worst unitedcities for finding a be joe. on the best list is san francisco at tops in the bay area number 15 and treatment at 17 and san jose at 46. on the worst list is several central valley cities including fresno and stockton coming in at the bottom. >> without knew? >> now i know. >> someone who is in the know is mike would has the best weather. >> we do have the best weather. >> presley nice. it is gray, but it could lighten up from time to time. good morning, everyone. it could sprinkle from time to time today. look at live doppler hd it is hard to see some of the green but it is around the radar at mt. st. helena to santa rosa. it is not an umbrella dry but not dry, either, it could come down for 15 or 30 seconds. it will be light. scattered light showers. high clouds and mild highs tomorrow. our warmest day and a moderate storm on tuesday through wednesday morning. here is a look at high temperatures, we will hang out at 5 a in san rafael and our warmer spots with the clouds thinner acros

norfolk mail carriers need your help in stamping out hunger this weekend during the national association of letter carriers' simply fill a bag with non-perishable food items, place it near your mailblb and collect it. all of the food collected will be donated to the pantry. those and more stories can be heard lite rock 97.5(and 106 kix. " jessica rae: thanks to an updated city on the road in lemars are getting some new snowmobiles will city streets and on state highways locals in le mars have pushed city officials to legalize all- terrain vehicles on city streets with an updated ordinance. the updated version was approvedednd passed on january 5th. jason vacura, the assistant city administrator... believes the vehicles are popular in the community... but wishes that those that choose to ride in an a-t-v or snowmobile take it seriously and with precaution. "just be safe of them, i mean that would be my last comment. i mean they're still a vehicle not to screw around with. you still have to follow the same rules as anybody driving a vehicle, or a car, or a pick up. you still have to follow

the national association of theater owners says prices run almost 5% compared to the same time last year. last year box office revenue hit $11.1 billion, a record. >> i paid over 12 bucks for my last movie. >> me, too. >> the average. >> i know. >> i was thinking that just a tub of popcorn with jalapenos is over 8 bucks. >>> you don't want to be indoors today. the coast is trying to clear out. that's right. the coast is almost clear. as we take a bird's-eye view towards ocean beach, then as we climb up about 4200 feet from lick observatory towards the santa clara valley, you see some high wispy thin cirrus clouds but otherwise, sun is shining there. this is a dramatic view from the mount vaca area. a low deck of clouds in the fog that's been stacking up over the valley. temperature-wise right now anywhere from 49 degrees in santa rosa where it's hard to scrub out from the areas of fog to 60 degrees in san jose that realized a high yesterday of 67. so we have had the areas of patchy fog. we also had the partly cloudy conditions. we have a dry day today and thursday. then another storm 11t

according to the national association of convenience stores, businesses can help protect themselves by minimizing the reward and maximizing the risk. like making it difficult to get cash quickly with time-released drop safes -- and ensuring the layout cash quickly, using those time-release drop safes, and making sure that everybody in the store is visible at all times. live in norfolk, erin kelly, 10 on your side. >> we contacted the 7-eleven they issued this statement. every 7-eleven store in the united states is equipped with surveillance cameras so we can improve the safety of our guests, store employees and franchisees and aid law enforcement officials in pursuit of criminals. the precautions include keeping cash levels low, upgrading lighting and camera systems inside and outside, and issuing personal safety devices to alert alarm companies of events involving police and suspects. we'll continue to track these latest robberies for you on wavy.com. >> and this is an attempted robbery in broad daylight in virginia beach. 10 on your side at the citgo store on diamond springs road thi

the national association. and appointed officials. i'll be back in pa moment of final thoughts.ights votes and struggles, stay with >>> before we leave you, a word about a fallen civil rights leader. when julian bond was nominated as vice president at the n.a.a.c.p. the voting rights act was three years old. bond, a young man in a hurry was a leader of the pivotal student nonviolent committee, and a georgia state representative while still in their 20s. and just to remind you what a different state america was. bond would sue for the right to take his seat after the georgia house barred him being sworn. he was a founder and early leader in the southern poverty law center. he was quick wide. shark. making him a tof opponent. the man who had seen it all from freedom rides, sits-ins, did not think north america solved its racial problems or that the legacies of slavery that gave rise to the burning rights acts were over and done. bond believed the act was meant to day. julian >>> >>> iraq's prime minister vows to crackdown on sectarianism after a u.n. report describes violence agai

according to the national association of fire investigators, 60% of all home fire fatalities occur in homes that do not have a functional >>> coming up in sports, unc looks to stay undefeated in the acc as they take on nc state. plus we will show you a diverse group of congregations and how they are getting together this weekend for a good cause. >>> everyone is asking the question, will we see snow tamara? meteorologist aimee wilmoth >>> baptist churches came today to buildo save in affordable homes. about 20 diverse congregations are providing funding and volunteers to help build to habitat for humanity homes in a community in east raleigh. it is an event to bring historically black and white churches together. organizers say it is exciting. >> it's just exciting today to have these associations united together. building these homes for these families. what a great weekend to start building these homes. >> it promotes unity. we feel good about each other. and each other's cultures when we come together. and work for a common good. >> the future homeowners also working alongside volu

believe at least two of them are still nigel: americans are bg bigger and more expensive home the national association of home builders says the average size rose to about 2700 square feet last year, from 2660 the year before. almost half of new homes built last year had more than four bedrooms, and garages with room for more than three cars. but bigger isn't always better for the housing market. new construction has been tilted towards the high-end, and builders aren't making as many starter homes due to land prices for less-affluent buyers. japanese auto parts maker takata is facing more trouble. a 10th death has been linked the -- linked to the company's faulty airbags. as a result, u.s added 5 million more cars to the 19 million vehicles already under recall. the company released a statement, offering condolences to the victim's family. takata has struggled for years since its inflators were discovered to be defective. the bags can explode when activated, firing out shards of metal and glass. gabrielle: four big amish horses came to the rescue of this milk truck that was stuck in the snow in centr

basically disassembles all the crazy information that this national association of realtors puts out ery day and notes the cherry picked data and how they bury the real data and the way they talk about investment property and sold to chinese. yes that pushes up our market. then they use the median average when it's to their benefit. and then they use a mean average when it's to the benefit of the other direction. the i was waiting in the other room pfment you certainly have someone homes. and existing home with a differ view from me. but the reality is that in over 90% of homes are sold by our members. and when we look at the customer satisfaction, they are indicating that they give high approval of the realtors that they had worked with. so americans, 90% of americans are fairly satisfied with how their real estate market is moving. and the service they're receiving from their members. having said that, certainly one can look into various analysis. some are quite in-depth. some are -- one can say a little different perspective. but the data that we provide is always on a consistent d

that )s according to the national association of theater owners. prices are up almost 5 percent compared to the same time last year. last year - box office revenue hit a record 11- billion. ahead on newschannel three - did a north carolina chinese restaurant crews are on the scene - investigating a suspicious package at joint expeditionary base little creek-ft story. it )s happening at gate five. the call came in just before five. right now west bound shore dr and independence are closed down more as it )s available. here )s a look at one of the top newschannel three app. 14-women - during a search of several massage parlors and spas. the shops we visited -were all closed yesterday. most of the women are charged with doing "- quote prohibited acts at a massage parlor -- and some were charged with putting peep holes in doors. a few days ago police tell newschannel 3 they were investigating whether the massage parlors have the right permits, whether people were living at the parlors, and if people were giving inappropriate massages. 2015 was a year of

according to the national association of home builders, the average home size increased to about 2700 square feet. almost half of new homes built last year had more than four bedrooms, and garages with room for more than three cars. but the study found that families looking for starter homes may have a harder time finding what they need -- as new construction is leaning toward bigger high end homes. hilton is opening a new line of hotels aimed at younger clients. the hotel chain will debut "tru" hotels at the end of the year. they' ll have a more modern design, and more public spaces to work and socialize, along with complimentary breakfast, tru hotels will offer beer and wine, along with ping daily rates will range from $90 to $100 per night. the teams are set for super bowl 50 -- but if you plan on seeing the game in person, expect to shell out a lot of cash. the average resale price of a ticket to the february 7 game is more than $5100 right now. that' s according to ticket price tracker seatgeek. a pair of club seats near midfield have already sold for $12,000 each, making them th

. >> the national rifle association, the largest rights group says agreed background checks will do little to increase public safety. it's a view agreed by many. it's nothing more than a power grab from the people, violating the u.s. law. >> as a veteran it raise my hand to support the constitution. yes, i found it an affront that some people choose to circumvent that. >> there's a lot of people that feel passionate about it. it's as much the government telling them what they can and cannot do or can and cannot have. >> despite opposition, the white house says it's too easy for someone who wants to commit a crime to acquire a gun. that's why presidential actions to make it difficult are expected to come this week. >> tomorrow puerto rico is expected to default an payment towards a $73 billion debt. for a set time all sectors of the economy are feeling the effects. it's agriculture secretary warns there's a one month food supply on hand. robert ray explains how the u.s. territory is trying to avoid a food crisis. >> four years ago this man opened a small organic restaurant in san juan. >> i

the lowest in a decade according to the national association of realtors. inventory fell in december compared to a year ago. the realtor's chief economist is calling the price gains unhealthy and unsustainable. he says there's a housing shortage in the cards for the spring buying season. houses lag sales. we should see prices ease but these are unique times. builders are not stepping up and sellers are sidelined afraid they won't be able to find or afford the next move up. >> the housing market is a key pillar of the economy and something the federal reserve watches. as central bank policy makers meet, bond investor has some harsh words about the fed strategy at a conference yesterday. >> i don't think it's any surprise that markets are around the world have been collapsing in the aftermath of the feds raising interesting rates because they continue to idiotically say we're going to raise rates eight times by tend of 2017. the fed has got to dial this rhetoric back or the market will continue to humiliate them with further declines. >> it's the declines that

the national association of realtors says purchases of previously owned homes jumped 14.7% in december alone in part because of warmer weather and strong job growth. the group predicts sales will rates will likely go up. >>> a well-known hotel brand is making a play for younger customers. tell us who they are and how they are doing it. >> reporter: so hilton is launching a new brand, focused on younger budget travelers. the new brand is called true. rooms range from $75 to $95 and is meant to compete with comfort inn and la quinta. the plan is they'll get younger travelers on a budget, of course when they are young and build up brand loyalty so they'll stick with hilton and maybe go to some of the luxury rooms later on when they have more money. right? >> absolutely. >>> we'll see you again in the next hour. >> >>> it is dogs in the city time thanks so much for being here. >> thank you. >> and you brought frosty along, perfect for our studio. >> absolutely. he is a terrier mix. i have one of these. they are playful, they are fun. i always say my mixes are great breeds, they are healthy

the national association of realtors says home inventories remain tight, and prices are rising fasterhan incomes. get all your business news on cnbc, and happy 2016. >> the time now is 542 on this saturday. the eagles are getting ready for the giants on sunday in the season finale, why the birds say there's plenty to play for, plus, one player's candid comments on the firing of chip kelly next in sports. >>> overnight, indian troops killed four gunmen who entered an air force base near the border with pakistan and exchanged fire with security forces. at least two indian soldiers killed in the shootout. the helicopter fired in an area inside the airport base. shots were also heard from inside the base. rescuers drilling relief well to reach 17 trapped miners after crews discovered several the miners alive on wednesday, they began drilling two relief wells. one well collapsed thursday night, and now they are working on a third. the well drilling process is a slow operation so it could be a few more days until the rescuers reach miners. >>> back here in the u.s., a gym in seattle, washin

. >> reporter: in the middle of a successful acting career, keith started working with the national association to protect children, using his star power to successfully lobby for stricter child abuse laws in his home state of tennessee and then on capitol hill. >> if there are people out there that are actively hurting children by the hundreds of thousands in this country and, you know, i want to go after them. >> reporter: in recent years, keith helped form the hero corps, where wounded veterans are trained to help rescue children from online predators. there is a unit based in tampa. >> we put them right back to hunting bad guys here. these bad guys, to me, are the worst on the planet. >> reporter: sadly, there is no shortage of work for them. >> the red dots on the map are the locations of computers known for sure to be trafficking in child pornography. >> reporter: keith is in pasco county organizing a fund- raising event to help keep the hero corps going. the sheriff is a supporter, so much so he would like to hire one of them to fight cyber crimes here. fact, they will be solving cases,

let me read you something from the national association of 8th and this is about the fourth quarter, 2015 manufacturers' outlook survey revealing a five point drop in the manufacturing outlook that manufacturers continue to cite an unfavorable business climate has their top business challenge. before i introduce you to the president of that group. let me show you and give you a snapshot. >> output, 7.71 billion. a share of employment. 10.28% and the and annual compensation, not bad. 2.71 trillion to the economy for every dollar spent on manufacturing, another 1.40 is added to the u.s. economy at for 12.33 million jobs or 9% of our work force. with me to talk about all of that is jay timmons, president and ceo of the national association of manufacturers, welcome. >> good morning. let's go back to that outlook, unfavorable business climate and manufacturers are having a problem with finding employees, problem with r and d investment, a problem with trade, a problem with the tax code. you're here on a tour of primary states, presidential primary states in new hampshire with a message a

the organization which i represent, the national association of state mental health program directors represents the state executives of the mental health authorities, representing agencies that have $41 billion in public mental health services and deliver services to 7.3 million people. the mission of the organization is to work with the states and partners in order to promote wellness, recovery, and resiliency. members work to promote prevention and early intervention, integration of behavioral health and physical health, trauma-informed approaches, minimized consumer contact with police, develop the workforce, promote supportive employment, supportive housing, and decrease homelessness, support the use of data and health information technology. the state mental health authorities vary widely in terms of how they're organized. however they share some common functions. planning and coordinating an array of mental health services, submittingen application of a block grant, educating the public, operating and funding inpatient services. this could be with state hospitals or it could be

it has the endorsement of the national district of attorney -- attorneys association, the major county this was association, the community anti-drug coalitions of america and the national associations of attorney general. i would note, by the way, my attorney general from new hampshire has endorsed it. the iowa attorney general has endorsed it. the vermont attorney general has endorsed it, and many of the attorney generals have said, please pass this legislation. it expands opioid abuse and prevention and education efforts. the chairman is right, we've got to get into the schools. we got to get the prevention focused on opioids, prescription drugs and also heroin. expands the availability of narcan to first responders and law enforcement. supports additional resources to identify and treatment incarcerated individuals so we can end the reinvolving door we see in our prisons -- revolving doors in our prisons. disposal of unused prescriptions. strengthens prescription drug monitoring programs. and we can administer narcan and our first responders are doing an amazing job of bringing peop

the national rifle association has publicly said they back the idea of allowing guns on college capuses because it would give you and me, students, faculty and staff a better chance at defending ourselves in extreme situations, like a shooting on campus. the proposal would not affect private colleges and universities in florida. live at usf, sarah hollenbeck, 10news new this morning, a valrico family is out of their home after an early morning fire. the family tells us the fire started in the garage and caused some damage to the home. the family's dog woke them up, giving them time to get out of the home safely. right now, a big snowstorm is heading to the east coast. forecasters predict millions of people from washington to boston...even ohio could be hit by the end of this week. here's a live look at storm tracker 10 this morning. as you can see there isn't much to see. even though it's still early, forecast models are predicting a windy and strong storm. some major cities could see a foot or more of snow. people in georgia are keeping a close eye on the radar.. as winter weather head

said i was going to take on the wind energy association, so he is listening very intently, as you can tell. next to tom is don santa, who is the present ceo of the national gas association. next to eric is andy black, the president and ceo of the association of oil pipelines. thank you all. let's give them a round of applause. [ applause ] >> before i turn to my prepared remarks, i'd also like to acknowledge a couple dozen veterans that we have in our room today. those that lead our efforts of what we call vets for energy group. i'd like them all to stand. i think they're all over in this area. would you please stand for us? we greatly appreciate -- [ applause ] >> all you have to do is read the newspaper headlines today and see what's going on around the world. it's a very sobering thought, particularly as we give thanks to these veterans and others. what they have been doing is working hard on the issues of national security associated with energy security. we want to give a special shout-out to you for your service and the other vets that happen to be in the room with us today. at your seat, you have a copy of this year's report, which captures americ

teacher pay in north carolina rose to around $47,000 but that is still $10,000 below the national education association ranked north carolina teachers as among the worst paid in the country last year at 42nd in the u.s.. thousands of others only received a one-time bonus. some actually saw a decrease in their salaries. >> taking our long joan -- longevity pay and rolling it in, many of the experienced teachers in north carolina have not >> the governor inherited a problem when it comes to teacher pay and in three short years has made progress in fixing it. >> the teacher pay debate continues, including what governor mccrory has to say about the potential for more raises. anna: eastern north carolina is becoming a major hub for csx. the project will be based in johnson county. the project is a key part of the governor's 25 year transportation visit -- vision and is expected to bring 1500 jobs to the state. joel: heroin use is exploding in our state right now. stephanie lopez went out to nashville today to talk -- to nashua to talk to the sheriff. >> heroine is destroying some families in nash county. sh

the national association of theater owners say prices are up almost 5 percent compared to this time last year. box office revenue last year by the way hit a record 11.1 billion, erika. >>> those movie stars are getting paid i was really concerned there for a while. >> they are bumming it out these days. >> yes. >> thanks, so much have a good one. >>> plans are coming together to reopen the old revel resort in atlantic city. new owner glenn straub says the casino will be half as big as it was before revel shut down in 2014. construction on a new water park at the resort could start in may and hotel rooms could open up by june. at this point straub doesn't know when the casino will be ready. he is working on a new name for the resort. >>> if your morning coffee run involves using that star bucks app you may notice changes. coffee giant is partnering with spotify to bring music to their app. the customers can use it to identify a song playing in the store and then they can create their own play list. i like it. what is that? this can help you out. this is available at more than 7500 star bu

but the central iowa president of the national association of letter carriers says it is a quote lack of staffing issue. residents say they just want the problem fixed. >> it's a large sum of us that are having it. and then i'm hearing from others other side of the street are having this aim issues." it is ridiculous. stacey: the postmaster is asking people to contact the post office or postmaster if they are mail. steve: a historic blizzard is capital. starting tomorrow night more than 2-feet of snow is expected to dump on washington, d.c. states of emergency have been declared in 5 states. thousands of flights have also already been canceled. kurtis: good evening, it is already a huge storm. right now most of the activity is rain. we're starting to see some ice and snow in arkansas. along with being a big snow maker, it will be a big icemaker as it tracks up to the northeast. the highest accumulations of ice in north carolina and virginia. the system will slowly move up and. parked off the coast for the weekend. look at the snowfall totals -- west virginia, and maryland. feet. when

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the national association of realtors reports a 14.7% rise last month after being held back in novembere introduction of new mortgage disclosure rules. sales were also helped by unusually warm weather. >>> regulators expect to expand the number of vehicles involved in the takata air-bag recall by 5 million. the national highway traffic safety administration also linked another death, the tenth, to that air bag defect. >>> falling oil prices dinged general electric's quarterly results. the conglomerate reported weaker than expected revenue despite posting better than expected profits. shares came under pressure falling more than 1%. and despite continued expectations for what ceo jeff immelt calls a volatile environment, the company did reaffirm its outlook for 2016. mary thompson has more on ge's results. >> reporter: general electric closed out a transformative 2015 dogged by the same issue affecting it at the beginning of the year -- falling oil prices. >> this is still a tough, tough operating environment for anyone engaged on the oil side. >> reporter: and while declines in revenue

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