the u.s. was officially neutral but it was supporting the allies already. this is the period in which president franklin roosevelt called to be supporting democracy to support the allies if europe and asia. this is a period where the mobilization and the depression. the wages we're going up but to be shut out of those jobs in the defense industries is a horrific contradiction. so this is the central point and to not get jobs or shut out of the armed forces and then to be separated in the ranks and of course, but philip randolph that has the most widely known of the leader of the union leader and a civil-rights leader. and so they were demanding to demand equal access or the right to vote. a whole range of demands and the reason it was called up at the last minute initially president roosevelt used a philip randolph. we cannot integrate the armed forces at a time of national emergency. so he said at the last minute when it became clear that tens of thousands or 100,000 african-americans would march of the nation's capital then suddenly he agreed to the most

randolph remained the official spokesperson. he gave the opening speech and ruston was the person in the background and not in the background. if you look at life magazine, for example, when they covered it, they have a picture on their front cover with ruston and randolph with the title the leaders. so it was clear to everyone who was the leader of this. but it allowed in a sense to deflect some of the criticism and the scrutiny to have randolph in the official position. ruston did get a chance to speak. he came out at the very end. after martin luther king spoke. ruston and randolph came back on the stage and they read the full list of the demands of the march for the official demands of the march. and beared ruston led everybody there or asked everybody to raise their hands and pledge to go home and keep fighting until they realized the full list of demands. he got on the stage and he was there but he was not one of the official speakers. >> in david marines book about detroit he talks about the i have dream speech was given b

he gave the official republican response. but what most people remember from that year was that was the first year that in addition to the official republican response there was also an official republican tea party response. and the tea party one that first year was given by michele bachmann. although she was mostly looking off into middle distance because apparently they did not line up the teleprompter with the camera. that was sad. the following year at the state of the union it was the governor of indiana who gave the official republican response. his name is mitch daniels. he's out of politics now. but the official republican tea party response that year was by herman cain. mr. 999. the year after, that 2013, the official republican republican response was a very thirsty marco rubio. the official republican tea party response that year was rand paul. and rand paul apparently liked doing that so much that the next year in 2014, although he wasn't picked to give either the official republican republican response and he was

the official republican response to president obama's state of the union speech this year was by republican governor nikki haley of south carolina. mostly memorable because governor haley used that official republican party platform to take a totally unveiled shot at the republican party's presidential front-runner, donald trump. she essentially cautioned the country against voting for donald trump. and it was an official republican party speech. we later learned that her speech had been cleared with not only the party itself but also with the top republican in the house and the top republican in the senate. so it was kind of amazing in a way, right? the republican party in that official setting, that formal and approved and signed-off-on official setting saying don't vote for our presidential front-runner, resist the appeal of voices like donald trump's. well, in addition to that, in addition to the nikki haley speech, which was controversial for exactly the reasons they knew it would be controversial, in addition to that it didn't get as much attention as it did in years past, but this ye

say the attack has been claimed by the taliban. fire officials worked to put out flames on the top floor of the ritz hotel in paris. officials say the five-star hotel is currently going through major refurbishment work. they also a-m local time. hurt in the fire. right now-- investigators are still working to determine what caused the fire. so-cal-gas says it expects to have a natural gas leak sealed by late february, if not sooner. officials say work on a relief well at the aliso canyon site is ahead of schedule. methane gas has been spewing into the atmosphere from a leak at the site since october of last year. officials also say emissions from the site have decreased by 60-percent and now let s hear about some of our trending stories we ll -psee today on newschannel three at four. live in the control room with more. let s hope this doesn t happen everyday! imagine calling 9-1-1 but nobody answers, then you find out dispatch was ordering a pizza!! the lunch that plus, a tennesee tutor is in big trouble, what lesson was was being taught is the q

she was one of the official spokespeople for the march but she was the leader of the naacp branch in little rock arkansas famous for leading the integration of the high school and weeding these young students who had gone to the school under tremendous opposition of white supremacists yelling at them and she was the person who led this movement and was a newspaper publisher and was well-known and it's fascinating she was not invited to be one of the official speakers and in fact several weeks before the march a number of women involved in the movement who were central leaders who defended principal leader of the movement, very well known it helped organize the, people like ella baker had gone to a philip randolph and said we were looking at this plan and we noticed you didn't have one woman invited to speak and he kind of had been a hawk. they went to the other leaders and they all kind of equivocate at and they didn't say anything added later they released the list of official speakers at still there wasn't one woman listed. a number of women involved in the movement actually threat

the u.s. officials telling cnn that the americans have been released, but they have not yet left iran. in addition to rezaian and abedini, iran is also releasing amir hekmati and nosratoliah khoshawi. we don't know anything about this fourth american, we'll get more about him shortly. jason rezaian's brother just said that they have not yet received confirmation, but hopes this is all true. saeed abedini's wife has confirmed his release, saying, i'm quoting her, this is been an answer to a prayer. this is a critical time for me and my family. we look forward to saeed's return. and we want to thanks the millions of people who have stood with us in prayer during this most difficult time. in exchange for the u.s. prisoners, the u.s. has dropped charges against seven u.s. iranians who were being held. joining us is cnn's fred pleitgen who spent a lot of time in iran during recent months. first, what do we know about the circumstances around the release of these americans? we assume the americans will be out

the officials say mild weather slowed sales of winter clothing. shipments of cars and mobile phones also fell. foreign investors sold more shares than they bought in japan's major exchanges last year. that's the first time since the 2008 global financial crash. tokyo stock exchange officials say the investors sold about $2 billion above what they kboboug in shares. many began hedging risks last summer over concerns of the chinese economy. >>> japan's finance minister may impose additional sanctions. t tokyo partially lifted financial sanctions on pyongyang in 2014. that's it for business news. i'll leave you with the markets. >>> people if france have marked the one-year anniversary of the terrorist attack on the satirical magazine charlie hebdo. memorial services were held in paris. but public kerns over terrorism remain high after police managed to ward off another terror attack. nhk world has the details. >> reporter: a man tried to force his way into a police station in northern paris. they say he was carrying a knife, wearing a fake suicide be

but they're in charge of everything, the decals, the banners, buttons, even the official towels for the winning teams. nfl since the mid-60's. you can watch super bowl 50 here on news 6 on february 7th. our coverage will begin at 6 a.m. that morning. we're your home for everything super bowl on air and online at clickorlando.com. just head to our sports social page under the sports tab. >> all right. here's what we're working on for news 6 at 6:00. new information about the growing homeless camp outside a volusia county building. we caught up with daytona beach police chief mike chitwood and asked him what is going to be done about this growing concern. what he told news 6. >> also at 6:00, we're now seeing the video showing the moments troopers stop a man from driving the wrong way on an interstate. this issue is getting worse. a closer look at the wrong-way driver problem. >> and we didn't see wicked weather here, just a lot of rain, but it was a different how do you stay on top of your health? ahh... ahh... ahh... cigna customers have plan choices and tools to take control. so they'r

the u.s. was officially neutral. but the u.s. was officially supporting the allies already and so this was the timeframe in which ben franklin called to united states to be the arsenal of democracy to support the allies in europe and asia. and this was a timeframe in which is effectively ended the great depression. people have jobs, the wages were going up. but for african-americans that were shut out of those things, this was a very horrific contradiction. here we are fighting for democracy in europe and also asia and africa and there was a whole array of injustices that they were facing. not able to get jobs to being shut out of armed forces when they could get into the armed forces, segregated in the ranks. and of course much of the country deprived of the right to vote run for office, segregated in public spaces and schools. so at the time this individual was the most widely known african-american leader. he was a civil rights leader and he called to the march in 1941 to protest this contradiction in the arsenal of democracy.

the officials held a ground breaking ceremony. they said the terminal will be about 40 meters underground, directly below the station for the shinkansen bullet train. >> translator: we're going to go all out, but we'll also be mindful of safety issues and environmental concerns. and we'll work closely with the local community to get this done. >> the company is avoiding expensive property purchases by laying the track 40 meters below ground in urban areas. they say the train will be mostly straight. to allow the train to get up to its top speed. construction of the train in the other end will start in months. >>> japan's emperor and empress have received a warm welcome in manila. they're on a state visit to the philippines to mar60 years of normalized relations between the two countries. a welcome ceremony took place at the presidential palace on wednesday. the philippine president aquino greeted the emperor and empress. the imperial couple visited once before, 50 years ago when they were crown prince and princess. they listened to

the official total for the season is expected to come out sometime this week. the dakota farm show starts tomorrow and goes until thursday in vermillion, south dakota's dakotadome. the dakota farm show will showcase agricultural products and services, as well as show the latest in farm techonology. attendees can also take advantage of health screenings and receive flu vaccines. brad's here -- it was a very good week for the hawkeye basketball team. iowa beat two ranked teams and have jumped into the top-25, and, sioux city journal sports editor terry hersom says goodbye after nearly four decades in northwest iowa. the big ten season could not have started better for iowa. the hawkeyes beat then- number one ranked michigan state at home -- and then went on the road to iowa only has one game this week, against nebraska. the hawkeyes are 11-3 overall and 2-0 in conference play. that's eight wins in their last nine games. nebraska is going the other way. the huskers have lost three of their last four and have lost their first two big ten games -- at home, to northw

lee fires up to the official. will run to that free-throw line. >> dan: run over to rick pitino who had something to say. >> tom: little detour. rick pitino went the graduate way, damion lee, transfer from drexel. > drexel, lewis from cleveland state. they have delivered in a monster way tonight. >> dan: not only are they great basketball players, they seem to be quality young men. they are veteran guys. >> tom: exactly. >> dan: they have college degrees. obviously, a great deal of experience. each of them wanted to play at a higher level. nothing wrong with that. >> tom: coach pitino told us prior to the game, best group character-wise. >> dan: you don't need to foul in this situation. >> tom: wilson back in. seth allen has been to the line a lot tonight as well, dan. shane henry back in there. >> dan: seven-point game. >> tom: there is a foul. >> dan: first time they have been able to get him to handle the ball. if you were virginia tech that is your strategy you foul. spaulding has made two free-throws tonight.

the officials cent saying the price is right so people should spend and invest money now. the idea was to inject the massive amounts of money in the markets. they have the prices and through japan out of inflation. why do prices continue to fall? businesses might doubt the scenario. this is a very reason that boj introduced this unprecedented measure. >> do you think this will be affected? >> there a lot of answers. we can say further and export the profs. that was the owner. they might raise wages and put more money into investment. but many experts are skeptical about the effect of this extraordinary measure. they questioned if private companies really have a strong appetite for launch after they keep more money on hand. another question is the interest rates on the market and we have to think about what is really pushing down prices. the causes of the fall in oil prices and china's throw down is not in control. there is a few that monetary easing by the boj alone will have an effect on prices. >> what's essential to boost the japanese economy? >> i think controversy by

the officials say the two were last heard from on friday when they were fishing in pir amid lake near warrior point. search and rescue teams say they need the public's help to provide them with any information on these two missing men. >>> well, anyone with information pertaining to the missing fishermen are asked to call the pir amid lake fire and rescue team at 560-4417. >>> the school district is sending out an apology to parents this afternoon. assignment handed out in a social studies class at dayton high school. now before we show you the image that was used in that assignment, we do need to warn you it is pretty graphic. many parents complained about it. and the image is a painting by an artist known for controversy. here it is. that painting. it is called a tale of two hoodies. the artist says he is conveying racism. the superintendent wayne workman says the image was used as a prompt for a writing assignment and a final exam. the picture and angry comments took off on social media, and we spoke to resident whose says the image sends the wrong message to kids. >> i don't think

archives holds that record today and that's the official record that was kept, but the way you were supposed to write an official report was you just wrote down the motions and the vote. you didn't write down what everybody said. no one at this time thought that you ought to have a verbatim record, and so a number of members of the convention took notes themselves during the convention, and madison took extensive notes and then wrote them up twice a week and that's the manuscript we have today. >> the notes he took turn out to be not necessarily the notes we've got. >> right. >> so, how extensive are the notes he took during the convention and then what did he end up doing with those notes? >> so, i teach -- when you teach, your students transcribe everything. they type super fast. madison was writing with a quill pen and didn't know short hand. in fact the kind of shorthand tom people took wouldn't have been able to keep up with the speaker. so madison took a set of rough notes during the convention itself, using abbreviations, and then on wednesday night, when he wrote his correspo

the officials kept their forecast for japan at 1%. they said better wages and other factors will create stable growth in the world's third biggest economy. they predict china's economy will expand by 6.3%, well done from last year. and they say the economies of brazil and russia will likely shrink for the second straight year. brazil's economy by 3.5% and russia's by 1%. they say the plunge in oil prices will hurt the economy, saudi arabia will grow only 1.2%. >>> markets in the asia-pacific region rallied after china was out with their gdp number. tokyo also managed to eke out gains at the close on tuesday. for more we go to our business reporter, mayu yoshida at the toxio stock exchange. >> the word volatility describes the day's trading. china's gdp numbers almost matched systems. one money manager i talked to said although the data is not terrible it doesn't provide clarity on how beijing will deal with its economy. we saw mixed reactions of that. shares were volatile here in tokyo. the nikke slipped below 17,000 but ended up 0.5%.

traditionally more bearish than the official pmi. survey rose to a six-month high in november but is still expected to remain in contraction the last month of december. the main bright spot of the economy has been on the nonmanufacturing side. in december pmi rose to its highest level since august of 2014. 54.4, well in positive territory, if you want to call it that. optimism definitely outweighing pessimism. that plays well with what the rebalancing efforts the government is trying to do, and that is buildup services like telecom and banking as bigger parts of the economy than simply being the manufacturers to the world. rishaad: i am going to look at some of the other stories we are covering today. let's take you to ju juliette.iette: -- to juliette: rose an annualized -- up from a revised 1.7% expansion in the fourth quarter. that was a strong beat from 1% expansion in the last three months of 2015. over the year, we saw the singapore economy rise by 2.1%. the country's services and construction industries divided support of falt

more than 12,000 flights were canceled over the weekend, and the airline officials say it will take some time to get everything back on track.>>> the impact from the massive blizzard is being felt in south florida, and we are at the miami international airport to see how they are handling it.>> reporter: as much of the country is digging out, we are seeing delayed and canceled flights in south florida, but it is getting better. here is video that we took earlier, and we are looking at the boards for cancellations and delays, the mia is in 25 canceled flights today, and the number is only affecting a handful of destinations, new york, chicago and washington dc. the couple we spoke with had little hope that their flight if it does, they will still have trouble. >> we had an eight hour layover, and we are hoping that this afternoon we can go out. we found out that at home we have 40 inches of snow, so they cannot even pick us up once we get to dc.>> we will either be in a motel here in miami, or in a motel in northern virginia.>> reporter: there are still airport, seeing 17 cancellations an

the city says it will find a new contractor. city officials accuse the construction companies of intentionally delaying the work. last month, the group of companies fired more than 350 workers. they deny the city's accusations and say they haven't been formally told the reason for the cancellation. they plan to file a lawsuit against the city. >>> in tokyo, organizers of the 2020 olympics are dealing with their own problem. the additional plans for the main stadium were scrapped last july and a new plan was chosen last month. now the firm of the original architect is demanding negotiations over payment and copyright. hadid's office says the new design closely resembles her original proposal in layout, structure. hadid's firm says the japan sport council asked her to give up the design's copyright in exchange for overdue fees. it says the council acknowledges there are intellectual property interviews. her office is calling for a quick resolution and says it will take legal action if it's not satisfied with the response. >>> the world of sports

. >> the officials with the school district say they're investigating the situation. you can tune in to news 4 nightly tonight at 6:00. we'll have the full story for you then. >>> a reno hospital says it will pay for an autopsy on a 20- year-old woman who died while on life support. she died monday at st. mary's regional medical center where she never woke up from anesthesia after surgery on april 126789 family attorney says her father wasn't told the cause of death was respiratory failure. and the attorney says the woman's father was at the hospital and noticed she had trouble breathing even with a ventilator, but the father wasn't in the room when her heart stopped. the attorney says the family is making arrangements for an autopsy to determine her cause of death. >>> and the crime watch, nevada authorities have made an arrest goes back 12 years. the detectives with the sheriff's office arrested pam irwin of elko in the 2003 murder of her husband james. the investigation began in december of 2003 after the family members became concerned that they had not heard from

. >> and jerry divine bumps the official. >> referee knocked to the grou ground. tonight we're asking what started all of this? >> the official goes down. ♪ >> live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 6:00. ♪ >>> right now at 6:00 it is powerball fever tonight's winning jackpot half a billion dollars. one of the largest powerball jackpots ever just imagine what you can do with all that cash. i got a few ideas. thanks for joining us tonight. i'm chris o'connell in for iain page. >> i'm lucy noland. if you haven't bought a ticket yet don't worry you still got some time to do so. fox 29's shawnette wilson joins us live from a 7eleven in cherry hill. shawnette, in your earlier hit with the 5:00 o'clock show one of those machines actually kind of like melted down because of all the demand? >> reporter:. (no audio). >> are you excited about this? >> yeah arc little bit. not too much. >> reporter: not too much. why not? >> a lot of work to do. if i win the 450 million, there's a 20-dollar bill in it for you. (laughter). >> i don't get them all at once

the officials at the cabinet office say the orders were worth more than $6.6 billion in november. that's down 14.4% in yen terms from the month before and it's the first decline in three months. the numbers do not include the ship building and power sectors which tend to see large fluctuations. manufacturers decrease their spending by 10.2%. the number for non-manufacturers was down 18%. despite the drastic decline for november, officials are saying the orders are showing signs of picking up. >>> a major japanese trading house has become the latest victim of falling natural resource prices. sumitomo is seeing a loss in prices for nickel. a projected loss has prompted the company to describe its earnings forecast for the business year through march as undetermined. demand for nickel is shrinking due to mainly china's slowing economy. they expect nickel prices to fall less than half of what they initially thought and likely only to return to 80% of the earlier projections. >>> the officials say they may have to post further losses this business year because prices of crude oil and i

the u.s. u.s. officials say theiranians acknowledged it was an accident and that the ten americans would be released back to the u.s. with iranian officials. who have confirmed for us a couple of things. first, they confirmed sailors are safe and they have assured us that our sailors will be allowed to resume their journey . >> if not, it could cost iran billion dollars in the nuclear deal with the u.s. be implemented at the end of the week. >> for iran to do anything but to return the people and the equipment immediately a blatant slap in the american's face. >> reporter: and u.s. officials now say their assurances, those ten americans will not be released by the iranians tonight, concerns here that the detention for the americans could drag on for days. lester. >> jim miklaszewski, >>> the story playing out against the back drop of years of bad history between the u.s. and iran. icate nuclear deal. and as he mentioned, the president about to speak to the nation.t's go to andrea what is going on behind the

and he bumps the official and the official goes down. >> it might be more than a bump. and it was caught on a video. it's gone viral with millions of people shaking their heads. that is coming up next. and all sorts of news and powerball on the line. >> and an active weather pattern >> well, it's video that has gone viral, and what you see is not an angry student. it's ahigh school coach knocking that ref knee referee to the floor. this is from a high school in pennsylvania. he is angry over a foul call and he also happened to be a teacher at his child's school and you could be looking at major repercussions. >> 15 seconds to go, drives in and scoops it. >> call it the bump heard around the sports world. >> no foul, and oh, divine bumps the official and the gicial official goes down. >> and no folks from this school district are talking about it. he headbutted him, why? >> neshaminy coach jerry divine jumped from the bench to protest a foul call. and then this. he has been temporarily relieved of his coaching and his history and math teaching duties by the district. >>

fox 8 the official school closing station with closings and delays on-air, online. .. alabama because and when the college football playoff last nighten , t-shirt makers were ready if they pulled off the upset. >> the stores are planned in championship gear, what happens to the merchandise of the losing team ?s they used to go to the incinerator but now there's a better plan in place, all four major pro sports leagues are working with an organization called world vision,eaa distribute uganda, rwanda and others . maybe wonder why the church are not church, given to those in need in the us us, they say they don't want it to pops up on on ebay or to be seen on tv they believe the farther away it goes for less like the less likely we will send if you are in denial in december, this morning you were the middle of winter, another round of snow moving through northeast ohio dumping even more of the white stuff on the roadways became the morning commute much lower than normal >> teaneck we have live team coverage on today's snowfall, with two groundfox crews. >> for the latest,

the state. >> be prepared. be safe. jason: officials are also telling residents to have a weather radio in the event severe weather strikes. remember, you can always get alerts even if you' re away from your tv. download the wesh 2 first alert weather apps to your smart phone or tablet. just search for wesh in the app store. a new look for the florida' s senate seal. next on sunrise, one element now gone forever. but first, caught on camera. a crook caught stealing booze from a local nightclub. how the owner knew the thief. let' s take you back outside. a much warmer day. in the 60' s for parts of the area. central florida' s most accurate amy: good morning. we are going to be cloudy today with showers and thunderstorms developing. right now, a little bit of light rain falling. it will become more intense as the storm system approaches from the gulf of mexico. it will be warmer today. we will climb into the 70' s. right now, in the 50' s and 60' s. a different story when you head out this morning. 66, melbourne. there is the cloud cover

residents say the smoke is toxic and blame city officials for the mess. officials say emergency services are working together to try to put the fire out and stop the spread of the smoke. people in mississippi held a rally outside the state capital about keeping the state flag the way it is. this comes after several cities and schools across the state stopped flying the flag outside their buildings because it features the confederate emblem. a few dozen people came to the rally, holding state and american flags. mississippi lawmakers could take up the issue of changing the flag during this legislative session. rescuers in california are suspending their search for a missing ski instructor. carson may was last seen skiing in whiteout conditions at the sugar bowl resort thursday. officials say hundreds of rescuers fought through snowstorms to search for the missing 23-year-old. rescue dogs and three helicopters were used to no luck. even though they couldn't find him, officials remain hopeful. (sgt. dave hunt, placer co. sheriff's office): "he knows the mount

the flames. neighbors rescued her and revived her. officials tell us-- she is expected to be okay. in virginia beach -- police are investigating a robbery-- they say the victim was meeting up with someone at the mcdonalds on bonney road to make a transaction. officials say the victim was then attacked and robbed. as the three guys were running away-- the victim fired shots but missed. but is expected to be okay. no word on what "type" of transaction this was. also in virginia beach -- a man was stabbed in the chest. it happened yesterday afternoon just before three at the edgewater condominiums. that )s on atlantic avenue. police believe a woman who knows him is responsible for the attack. the man was rushed to the hospital with serious conditions -- but he is expected to survive. right now we )re awaiting for an update from the federal court of appeals in richmond. this morning the court started hearing the appeal from a transgender teen from gloucester. gavin grimm was born female but identifies as male and wants to use the boy s bathroom at gloucester county high school. gavin sa

to demonize russia, demonize the official representatives and the leadership.his specific investigation has not been transparent. >> but russia is no strange tore political killings, a late winters night in 2015, and a body lies still on a bridge in central moscow. a former deputy prime minister, and vocal critic of vladimir putin. a chilling signal his opposition sent by those guiding the authority, he has been shot just meters from the kremlin's walls. in 2009, a lawyer called sergei died after an alleged beating in a russian prison. he had expose add $230 million tax refund fraud, only for the authorities to turn the tables and jail him for the very same crime. >> same year he was killed 2006, journalists was gunned down in her moscow apartment building. often highlights the human rights abuses there. >> the full list is much longer. journalists lawyers activists opposition leaders, all murders all had in one way or another sided against the political elites. >> russia may be a modern state, but according to some, there are aspects of it's repressive past th

what the city officials are doing about the problem. news 4 at 4:00 starts now. >>> good afternoon, everyone. thanks for joining us. i'm joe hart. >> around i'm shelby sheehan. welcome to knew #-s at 4:00. >> and another storm to talk about. we could be seeing slushy conditions around town before too long. >> hi, madison. >>> we do have quite a bit moving in early tomorrow morning. the snow is definitely hitting the sierra, but now what we're expecting on the valley floors is definitely going to be a lot more rain than snow. here is a look at the current conditions in reno. 45 degrees. speak of. but the wind also be picking up with this next storm system. on satellite and radar, we're seeing this next round of low pressure making its way into california that will be hitting late ton and early tomorrow morning. this next winter storm that is coming in, we have only a winter weather advisory. yesterday we had a winter storm watch for parts of the sierra. now we're looking at a winter weather advisory that will take effect at 1:00 a.m. tom

it's not clear if they're part of the official death roll we reported. fog and low visibility is keeping security forces from knowing exactly how many militants are on campus. >> the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention are recommending that pregnant women who have traveled to these countries get screened for the disease. the virus has been linked to a sharp increase in cases of a specific brain defect in brazil in recent months. we have a doctor joining us now from dallas, tx exas. thank you for joining us. doctor, how concerned should pregnant women be if they've traveled to those countries in south america and the caribbean, and what symptoms should they be looking for? >> the symptoms are mild. they include rash, fever, joint pain, and sometimes red eyes and a headache. but what's really concerning is now is this link between the virus and a very serious birth defect in children. it's a birth defect that's where children are born with an abnormally small skull and an underdeveloped brain. we've been hearing from doctors and scientists that

he wasn't happy with the officiating down the stretch. he seemed pretty occupied during the handshake line. jim boeheim said today that krzyzewski was looking at duke fans giving syracuse player as after the game, he was certainly upset with the officials but not directly saying so. >> the last play was amazing. it's amazing basketball. let's put it that way. like one of the wonders of the world. it's unbelievable, and that's what makes it amazing. it's literally amazing. they're busting their butts. they're busting them, and then amazing happens. >> that was amazing what he did right there. he won't be fined. he didn't directly say the officials. but that was amazing. >> was the game amazing? >> yes, syracuse thinks it was very amazing. we'll be right back. >>> have you liked the cbs new york facebook page yet? make sure you head over to facebook.com/cbsnewyork to follow us. coming up next, the late show his guests tonight, charlie

the roads. greenville county school officials say the number one ason to close or del safety. officials say they have 75,000 students and 10000 e about 10000 of the students have school choice and go to magnet schools. that is sometimes no where near their homes, and many of the teachers also travel far for work. today's delay in greenville county is actually a new process. geoff: wyff news 4's aly myles joins us live from with more on that. aly: happy tuesday, everyone. back to school for greenvillcounty kids today but just a slight delay. the hind me, you can see travelers rest high school and a lot of snow is still on the ground, part of the reason for the delay. and children in greenville county schools that some primary and secondary roads in north greenville county are stil that's why they enacted this new delayed opening process for essentially, all schools operate on a two-hour delay, and school buildings will not open until two hours later than usual. but officials say individual road conditions vary so you have to decide if it's safe to take your child to school. this

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the pro-china policy. wang has strong ties with officials and partners across china. and he plans to maintain that focus. >> we dent know which party will be elected. it could be a new person. they should be smart enough to keep the same relationship or even improve the relationship with china. >> repter: many analysts predict a victory for thai and saturday asse saturday's elections. it could be the biggest test for taiwan, estelle mack. >>> on to business and financial news, concerns over the global cheer causing investors flee from risky assets. gene otani from the business desk joins us for more. gene. >>> tokyo's benchmark nikkei average has fallen below the 17,000 level for the first time since december. we go to our business reporter mayu yoshida. >> reporter: >> investors are of course worried about the global economy but they're also worried about geopolitical risks after the blast in central jakarta. japanese stocks nose-dived hitting the lowest level since late september. the nikkei just below the 17,000 mark. going down 4% at one point. the broader topix cl

four damaged in the fire. officials say it took less than 30 and there were no injuries -- to help find housing for the people living in those apartments. no word yet on what caused the fire. severe turbulence onboard an american airlines flight sent several people to the hospital. the massive winter storm has come to an end--but now cities across the east coast are left with a big mess to clean up. we are continuing to watch the roads this morning our out driving on 64 in the greenbriar area in chesapeake --he says so far the roads look good this morning. millions of people across the east coast are heading back to work this morning following this weekends winter snowstorm. many emergency travel bans have been lifted but as brian webb reports getting around is proving tricky. outcue:".." duration:1:20 -nats- federal offices and schools in the nation s capital remain closed this morning...as people in the area continue to dig out from under two feet of snowfall. - nats- crystal lucas got a hand uncovering her buried car

. >> oops, the official -- >> referee knocked to the ground tonight we're asking what started all of this? >> the official goes down. ♪ >> live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 5:00. >>> right now at 5:00 a shocking arrest in delaware county. he worked closely with children and tonight he's under arrest for child abuse charges. >> investigators say that abuse lasted for years and tonight they're working to find out if more victims exist. good evening, i'm lucy noland. >> i'm chris o'connell in for iain page tonight. >>> authorities announced the arrest a short time ago. let's get straight to fox 29's dawn timmeney who is in radnor for us tonight. dawn? >> reporter: well, chris and lucy, charles robinson was arrested on new year's eve coincidentally. his 60th birthday. investigators only learn of the allegations against him a week earlier and wanted to act quickly for fear he may try to run to a home he owns out of state. robinson is married with both biological and adopted children. tonight he is facing a number of felony charges with more charges possibly to c

the officials say it happened at the chevron in the 10,000 block of stead boulevard shortly after 2:00 this morning. they say one suspect is a 17- year-old and the other is an 18- year-old man named christopher the cashier was reportedly the only person in the store at time of the robbery. the witnesses say the two suspects pointed a handgun which turned tout be a b.b. gun at the cashier and demanded money and then ran away. a police officer saw them leave and he arrested them immediately. >>> two sun valley women are behind bars suspected of child neglect and animal cruelty. withino county sheriff officials say the 61-year-old kathleen dean and the 41-year- old jolene dean were arrested saturday after a welfare check on careena circle. the deputies say they found hazardous living conditions for three children there between the anales of 11 and 14. the children are currently in the care of washoe county child protective services. animal control officers reportedly found dozens of animals ton property ranging from dogs and cats to birds and sugar gliders. the animals are being cared for

about the official reporting stations for the cities. northerly wind continues for us today but clear skies and no worries of storms for the next couple of days. we'll be dry. that will give us time to clear out. here is a look at top totals for new jersey. whitehouse getting 30 inches. newark, 25.7 inches. top, new york reports staten island turns out to be one of the top spots the location on this one we're looking up this morning to see if -- i think it is 29.1. we'll get that confirmed for you. jfk would have been 27.7 inches of snow. connecticut, greenwich, coming up at 16 inches. fairfield over a foot. came for westton. over the next seven hours we have the nice skies to contend with. northwest winds 10 to 15 miles per hour. temperatures mainly below freezing. it will be very cold out there take your time, take it easy, take a lot of breaks and know you don't have any worries today about any more storms or anything like that. no major winds to contend with. instead there is lots of sunshine even to start off monday are decent. it w

raddatz with more. >> reporter: the two small navy vessels with the sailors on board were transiting between kuwait and bahrain when an official says one of the boats experienced a mechanical problem, with both then possibly drifting into iranian territorial waters near farsi according to u.s. officials, the iranians have given assurances

. >>> and we are just michtnuting away from unveiling the official show poster for the coke put grove arts festival. in this room right now, the poster artist. we will see who he or she is when we up veil it in just minutes. >>> things warming up, clouds moving in. winds will shift to the north by tomorrow night. thunderstorms as well tomorrow. and then the big cooldown. >>> and investigators are working for you. if you have a story you want or call one of our tip lines. you like bei picture perfect. you should want your banking to be too. stop into td bank and we'll help set you up with picture perfect banking. new customers, open a checking and savings account and you can get a polaroid cube+ >>> in a little over an hour, the state of alabama iset to cacary out its first execution in more than two years. christopher brooks has been on death row for murder of jodine campbell. she was killed in her apartment in 1992. christopher brooks was charged and convicted of raping and killing her. her sister and mother are travel to go alabama but are still not sure if they can attend the actua

the officials inspected 6 of the company's license.d be revoked if they're not passing. >>> eric shoeic shuman breaks the address down in our edge. >> reporter: here's your capitol edge. president obama walked into the house chamber one last time for the state of the union address. he defended his work for the last several years. >> it will only happen if we can have rational constructive debates. it will only happen if we fix our politics. >> reporter: the house of representatives passed sanctions against and north >> the motion is laid on the table. >> reporter: they will hold another vote on the iran sanctions. more than 130 members missed the vote. they want to show up and vote on time. things quieted down after both the house and senate went to a retreat to plan for the year. >> it's putting together an agenda. the company gets to choose. you can expect to hear republicans plans. in washington, i'm alex human. shuman. >>> adele met two students while she was tipsy. they told her they were huge fans. she was feeling generous after

it's the first time any officials have faced criminal offenses in the case. china state-run xinhua news agency says prosecutors detained them on charges of neglect of duty and abuse of power. it was late december when a wave of dirt and construction debris engulfed buildings in an industrial park. eight people are still listed as missing. china's government calls the case a manmade disaster caused by lax safety management. prosecutors have been investigating more than 30 people. xinhua said officials of the management firm of a nearby dump site and local government officials will also be questioned on suspicion of bribery. >>> taiwan is facing some political instability following last weekend's presidential election. after losing the election to tsai ing-wen and her opposition camp, cabinet members of the outgoing nationalist party have announced they will all resign. the resignation was announced monday by premier mao chi-kuo outgoing president ma ying-jeou has the authority to appoint the premier. president ma earlier said he wants to discuss the new cabine

the official height hopkins was 48 . it will be cold again this weekend in much of next week especially the beginning, . just do all of us forget snowfall and get your snow plows and shovels d ready in the snowbelt . currently, it is in the upper 40 s, is producing some rainfall in the suburbs to the west . having their lodi, and this is slowly moving from west to east, a slow progress because it still moving more north and east, it should be outside ofor the state and into pennsylvania around midnight . after midnight michael bair moves in turning on lake effect flurries and snow showers in the spelled out especially . and then into saturday evening it gets quiet for church services but then we have scattered snow for the entire evening . snowfall amounts, just a flurry or so but one-inch could be in , on sunday the general light snowfall, one -- 3 inches across the entire area and then lake effect stovall from sunday the lake effect could meet a lot ofd the snowbelt so stay up-to-date with the forecast on wednesday, thu

the officials say they plan to hold more events like this in the coming weeks as the water crises continues to grow. >>> let's now get a check ton weather with chief meteorologist colin jackson. we have clear skies the next several days, but, boy, the weather could put a damper on weekend plans, especially if you're heading over the hill. >>> yes, and i'm planning on that friday into saturday. i don't knowive i'm going to make it. we have weather changing rapidly. for now high clouds streaming on through. it does make for great sunrises and sunsets. that storm that comes through friday night into saturday, the snow level by saturday morning drops from 4,000 to 5,000 feet. it is a wide range for now. we'll try to update that. the sierra, above 7,000 feet. another one to two feet of fresh powder that will be nice. lake level meaning lake tahoe, 5,000-foot level, maybe one to three inches of snow saturday. and reno on the valley floor, for now it is a slight chance, but if we get it, a half an inch. maybe an inch at most. we'll wait and see. maybe nothing hits the valley floor. but if it does,

the officials kept the forecast for japan at 1%. they said better wages and other factors will create stable growth in the world's third biggest economy. they predict china's economy will expand by 6.3% well down from last year. they say the economies of brazil and russia will likely shrink for the second straight year. russia's by 1%. they say the plunge in oil prices will hurt the economy of saudi arabia which they predict will grow only 1.2%. >>> vietnam's booming economy is creating lifestyle changes. not all of them welcome. obesity is a growing problem and a third of the country's young are reportedly overweight. one result is growing rate of diabetes sufferrors. nhk world reports on what is being done to bring the disease under control. >>> a hospital waiting room. many of these people are suffering from diabetes. the hospital used to treat about 100 diabetic patients a day but now on busy dayathize number exceeds 1,000. diabetes is known as a silent killer. in early stages many people don't notice the symptoms. by the time t