the officials say the u.s. subsidiaries have been asked by the department of justice and securities and exchange commission to provide details about their accounts. the subsidiaries include westinghouse. toshiba officials say they cannot comment on the investigation but that they would immediately disclose the outcome, if necessary. westinghouse wrote down losses of about $1.3 billion in assets in fiscal 2012 and 2013. however, the details only became known after they were pointed out by officials at the tokyo stock exchange. >>> minutes from the bank of japan's last board meeting show that policymakers discussed further expansion of quantitative easing, but they instead decided on the negative interest rate policy. the decision in january was a close call. five were four while four were against. many called for additional easing to prevent people from hanging on to their deflationary mindset amid global market volatility. the boj officials presented two possible scenarios. one was the neglect tough interest ra

and with the official record in the official journal they would be published shortly thereafter. because they have disagreements in terms of treaties. so in the 17 nineties nineties, washington takes the official bird lough and deposits at the state department and only then after it was recorded does washington say i have deposited the official journal and he writes what is he doing? >> we have excellent questions from the audience. with an incredibly legible. [laughter] thinks for that. sudden people revenge that he gets a motorcycle. that the leaders could tell the united states would be a very large country but could you confirm one in use well we think of as a democracy. so they were deeply fascinated. madison recurrence in jefferson was obsessed with hamilton and. and then explains how he tried to tell washington that he records washington's responses. you feel bad because he is president in jefferson keeps showing up. he said this. now i get it? they were once very close. >> that is not from any major points. >> here is another question. there were more amendments than 10 w

that's the comment officially from the white house. and the belgium justice minister speaking out as you see on your screen saying, quote, we got him. let's go to malcolm i think with us on the phone. we talk so often back in november, december about the security situation after paris and all the efforts that were under way to try to capture someone just like this man. what are the implications today? >> reporter: what you see is the culmination of a massive international manhunt. what's interesting about the capture today is that it came after they had done a series of raids, certainly after paris and in brussels over the last month. that's where they got the key information. abdeslam has been an enicmatic and may have had a moment of conscience and went back in to the ji ha de world where he was hiding. comes to see what intelligence officials will get out of him. >> do you think it bodes well and talking about the fact and the paris massacre who did not go and conduct his attacks. he dumped the suicide bomb vest and removed from the

the boulders represent his chair and bed. officials have installed them to make it more tourist-friendly and they plan to widen roads and improve internet access. it's hard to find customers. many residents questioning the government's new focus. >> tourists literally come in winter. >> sometimes we see not a single visitor over a whole month. >> experts say authorities must focus on creating new jobs if they hope to revive the local economy. >> the society will be destabilized if relocation of laid off workers doesn't work well. authorities must come up with an leesktive slougz to all the problems. >> leaders are pulling out all the stops to fix struggling industries. they set up a sizable fund to help jobless workers. the outlook remains unclear as increasing numbers of people find themselves out of work and down on their luck. nhk world. >> the people at toshiba unveiled a plan to rescue the firm from financial trouble. they camed by focusing on the core semi conductor and businesses. they announced the plan for fiscal 2016 on frida

this is according to the officials. the pilot said he did not have enough fuel and they landed in larnaca. after which, all egyptian passengers were led off the plane. five foreigners remain and seven crew members. in the past minutes, we have seen other people released. the egyptian authorities have cast doubt on whether the explosive belt that the hijacker claims he has is actually real or not. as we're hearing as well from cyprus officials, the motivation seems to be around an ex-wife. the spokesman of the presidency here in egypt confirmed to me the name of the hijacker as ibrahim samaha. he said, the spokesman, this is a dual u.s.-egyptian national. we are working also to independently verify that information. right now, egyptian officials say their main goal as well as cyprus officials is to end this situation peacefully. >> we know negotiations, ian, have been going on for at least an hour with that hijacker. you say the president's office, the spokesperson saying this is an egyptian-american citizen with dual cit

daralene jones found out the unnamed public official described is likely the big target here. >> greg, congresswoman corrine brown has not been name in this plea deal. a former federal prosecutors told us the unnamed public official in this agreement will likely face charges for conspiracy, money laundry, bribery and up to 50 years in prison. first the feds are likely trying to get one more person to talk. >> carla wiley and said she and over 4 years in the name of one door for education. they told donors it was going to scholarships for needily children. >> wiley said it really paid for a host of personal expenses for herself and two others only mentioned as person a and person b. >> the next step is for the government to make a deal or not with person b. >> former federal prosecutors bryan phillips believes person a is the primary target. person a is only described as a public official. person b is described as someone who worked for that public official. >> the feds found person b took cash from the one door bank account and it was sometimes deposited as cash into the public offici

authorities now say the bombings have killed 35 people. officials on monday confirmed the deaths of four more victims who had been hospitalized. 340 were wounded. the islamic state militant group has claimed responsibility for the deadly attacks. officials say three men blew themselves up in attacks at the airport and metro station. they've been searching for another man who was scene at the airport. investigators have been questioning a suspect detained two days after the bombings on suspicion he was this man. but authorities said monday that they freed the suspect. they said there wasn't enough evidence to justify holding him. officials have released video from the airport. this ehope it will generate new leads about the man. people in brussels are still living with the effects of the bombings. the airport remains closed as some subway and railway stations. many are hesitant to resume life against tightened security measures against potential attacks. >>> a shooting at the u.s. capital complex in washington, d.c., congress is currently in recess.

the official search for answer he goes on. dominic cain, al jazeera, brussels. >> i'm going to take you to the center of brussels to see the crowds that have gathered there around the floral tributes and candles on open defiance to those who have decided to inflict terror on the population. they have decided to not stay indoors. you can see the solidarity. paul brennan on the edge of that crowd. paul i know i can see behind you, you have people in fluorescent jackets, crosses on their backs, first responders i imagine. responsible for clearing up after the events earlier this week? >> reporter: that's right, david. there was a facebook idea put around friday, today, around 6:30.gmt, that they should do a minute silence. it's not just tourists or well wishers or mourners, just general people from brussels. all the fluorescent jackets are members of the his majesty's service. police officers. all of whom were involved in one way or another in the dreadful aftermath of the incidents. obviously since tuesday there has been candle l

the officials made this shockckg discovery. inside of her carry o. the police found what is believed to be 66 pounds of cocaine. how could she squish all of that on her carry on? she took off during the search and has been on the run ever since. >> anchor: hot wheels spotted in indiana. flames engulfing a load of cars in indianapolis. traffic was halted in both directionsnsor hours as firefighters work to detained flames on on the highway. they looked to see how it 7 news back after this. >> and it's turn out to be a terrific tuesday, south florida. after that cool start, jackets necessary this morning, at least ound daybreak. highs, or rather the low temperatures at that time, well, they were just in the 50s across most of the area. key west, not quite as chilly, but not too different either. 60 , and it was 57, the official low in miami. 56 in fort lauderdale a 71 . so the temperatures were able to bounce back, highs this afternoon calmly in the middle 70s with the breeze off the ocean, 17. and the air dry, the humidity 46%. so we don't expect to se

. >>> indonesia and china are butting heads in the south china sea. officials in jakarta say the chinese coast guard interfered with one of their patrol ships trying to detain a chinese boat fishing illegally. >> translator: we want to prote protest. the chinese coast guard has infringed on indonesian sovereignty and jurisdiction in our exclusive economic zone as well as in our waters. >> the indonesian government officials say a chinese coast guard vessel struck the ship on saturday. the indonesian vessel had already captured the crew of the chinese boat. china claims jurisdiction over almost the spire south china sea, which includes parts of waters off the natuna islands. they urge indonesia to release the crew quickly. >> translator: the chinese hopes to bear in mind the bilateral relations. the two countries should make efforts to handle this incident. >> the chinese boat was fishing in waters traditionally considered chinese. >>> market players are keeping a close eye on the chinese yuan. some are concerned over so-called currency war, but leaders of the w

say the year old cameron smith, and 14 year old cooper caffrey. officials tell us one of the victims was shot multiple times and the other was shot once. school officials said the two shot students are still in the hospital, and thankfully they have reported that the students are quote "doing very well and are in very high spirits." the two who were injured are brant murray, 14, and katherine doucette, 14. they're also expected to recover. officials believe they determined a motive behind the shooting but they haven't released that at this time. reporting live. jv, fox 19 now we will have much we will have much more on this story throughout the morning... and you can get more on this story throughout the morning... and you can get the latest updates on our free mobile app. we have a chance for some strong storms just after lunchtime... jeff creighton has been tracking this storm develop and he has the latest form the weather center weather now transition get ready for a a big temperature swing over the next 24 hours as a return to the 30s for highs arrive f

but the way you wrote the official down was the motion and the votes. you didn't write down what everybody said. no one at this time thought you ought to have a verbatim record. a number of people took notes and madison took notes and wrote them up twice a week. >> he took notes but the notes he took are not necessarily the notes we have got. how extensive are the notes he took? >> madison was writing obviously with a quill pen and he didn't know short hand and the kind of short hand 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 on wednesday night when he wrote correspondents and on sunday he turns those notes into a more finished product. anyone who has ever tried to figure out notes a couple days later knows you have to get creative with interpretation. so madison was obviously figure out what we meant. -- what he meant. his notes reflect often what happened. but one thing that was really fun in writing this book was it solved a great mystery.

the white house dinner is the official highlight of the state visit. tonight on c-span, you will see the guest arrivals and the extensive preparation that goes into a state dinner. because of the number of guests, the dinner will be held in the larger east room rather than the state dining room. those rooms that on opposite ends of the first for the white house. guests will enter through the east garden room, the booksellers area of the white house, and advertisers will include an upscale version of .he canadian dish here is a look at the schedule of events for this evening. at about 6:55 p.m. eastern time, prime minister trudeau will arrive at the north portico of the white house. that is across the street from the blair house, where he is staying, and at 7:30, they will have the grand staircase official photo, where the couples come down the stairs from the white house residence. this evening, toasts and dinner, and then at 10:00, the reception and music. some of the guests tonight include lauren michaels, a longtime executive producer, mike myers, s

the latest policy meeting. let's go straight to ai uchida. this time officials decided not to raise rates. >> there he debated, but in the end, the officials decided to leave it unchanged between 0.235 and 0.5%. the u.s. has been expanding at a moderate pace, but global and financial developments continue to pose risks. the fed raised rates in december for the first time in nine and a half years. it suggested it would continue to make further moves four times during 2016, but now the officials say it will likely be twice. >> committee continues to feel that we're in a course where the economy is improving and inflation is moving back up. and as i indicated, if events continue to unfold in that way, we're likely to gradually raise rates over time. >> yellen added the officials will look at how the economy behaves and look for any surprises. recent moves by the counterparts in japan and europe, which have lowered rates into negative territory. >>> well, u.s. stock markets ended higher, after the release of the fed's decision, the dow jones, closing 17,325. the tec

the french officials. they have been trying to step up coordination since what happened in paris in november. as well, john kerry is here, and now the secretary of state did have a planned interview, we are told, with telemundo. he was doing spanish language television today. we don't know if that was going to happen. i was supposed to interview susan rice at 9:30 eastern today. we don't know if that'll still take place. they're scrambling now to re-write the president's speech today, to put out a statement and decide whether we see the president before his planned speech on cuban television. unprecedented event as that was to be, that was supposed to be his speech to the cuban people. he was going to broadly address the human rights issue here, which became such a point of contention, even in that unprecedented joint news conference between raul castro, the president of cuba, and president obama yesterday. there's been a lot of firsts here. some of which may not now take place. whether they adjust the sche

and the officials are investigating to see if it's the same intruber who broke into a home blocks away. ann keil will bring us the latest live at 5:30. >>> a suspect accused in the deadly shooting of a six-year-old boy is facing a judge. 17-year-old irwin presley entering a not guilty plea. an attorney for 19-year-old adams filed the same plea on behalf of his client. the teenager charged with second-degree murder in the carter was struck and killed by a stray bullet in front of his miami-dade apartment last month. >> lynn: a governor declaring disaster. parts of his state under water as a rivereaches record levels. floodwaters, as you saw right there, continue to rise inn texas and louisiana. >> danielle: and more residents are being forced out of their homes, and they have no idea when it will be safe to return. patricia stark has more. >> reporter: riverswell in the southwest as the flooding continues. after the rain last week in texas and louisiana. interstate 10, between the two states, is closed because of rising water. texas governor, greg abbott, issuing a disaster declaration

the hour's top stories. >>> a legal battle is over. officials from tokyo and okinawa are heading back to the barga bargaining table. >>> cutting carbon, a draft plan for japan to counter global warming includes a long-term goal of cutting greenhouse gases by 80%. >>> and explosive words. kim jong un orders his country's warheads to be readied for use. >>> officials from tokyo and okinawa have reached a settlement over a u.s. base. they will head back to the bargaining table. >> translator: following the settlement, the government wants to reach an an amicable conclus. >> translator: it is reasonable that the government accepted the settlement. now both sides need to show accountability to resolve this long-standing issue. >> abe has agreed to suspend construction on the planned base. the government and okinawa will drop all lawsuits against each other and hold talks. the central government filed a suit in november. it is one of three cases between tokyo and okinawa. the government wants to move the u.s. marine futenma station it a coastal area w

the water. u.s. officials have not responded to the missile launch. in the meantime, the state department has been able to contact an american student in prison. the 21-year-old was convicted for crimes against the state for stealing a propaganda banner and the state will do everything that it can to win his release. >>> isle's crimes. why the state department said that they're committing genocide. >> meat, ashe carter and his military adviser, joseph dunford, said that they continue to ratchet up on the group, with more fighters to take them on. neither could say if more strongholds in iraq and syria could be taken this year. >year. do you see iraq or syria being taken from isil? >> we're limittening the epmy's move. and i can't tell you when they will fall. i can tell that you we're working closely with indigenous forces on the ground. >> do you agree that the idea of iraq is pretty remote. >> i can't put a timeline on t >> reporter: the declaration will have little practical effect in the ongoing war against isil because the u.s. is already treatin

police are not sure if that is connected to the shooting. officials say the pastor is expected to survive. right now-- police say no one is in custody. police in california are looking for the thieves who stole several guns from a store. the entire theft was caught on video -- you can see a car rams into the front of the store - breaking down the security gate and door. police think the impact disabled the store )s security system. officials say the thieves took off with a number of guns. been made. sunshine and warming up.... bundle up this morning with freezing point. climb into the low and mid 60s this afternoon, just the start of our warm up for this week. expect a nice mix of mostly sunny to a slight breeze from the southwest. highs will warm into the low 70s on tuesday with sunshine for the afternoon. highs will reach into the mid 70s for we will continue to see a mix of and clouds with very slim rain chances for the work week. rain chances will go up for saturday newschannel three is taking action - to get you into the home of your dreams. it )

trains leaving the north, the martinez station and for the pittsburgh they point however it in the official said the three car train also being tested did not perform as well that had been taken out of service due to some type with the ethical problem according to the officials there is some good news. >>reporter: will start to try things out the storm track for showing us where the rainfall is right down some locations as drive but is in close to the san francisco near san jose will seem like rainfall to santa rosa, san like shower scene toward the here was a broad picture for you cash and and and and and it will have more details and hyacinth revisory and closer look at your 3 they forecast. >>catherine heenan: it might have found a way to unlock the phone and use by one of the san bernardino attackers apple the federal government and outside party can for this week in with a way to possibly on walk from the day before the new product announcement apple ceo tim clark reiterated his pledge to resist government demands of the company's health and unlocking and cryptic phone both sides will

the slowdown. shows theimagery rates of decline easing up. officials at the boao forum to discuss china's reform goals. profit tumbling to the lows in two decades, petro china falling 67% to $5.5 billion, writing down almost $4 billion of assets. shares premarket getting that price, 3.2% down. it is the open formally in hong kong, the shanghai session also underway. let's have a look at what is happening in the fx space. dollar-yen, a spike off the weaker japanese yen. you have a stronger u.s. dollar. that is the background right now. specifically for the yen, the boj governor speaking before japanese parliament at the moment. he is basically saying that the somet of negative rates at point will filter through into the real economy. it something to keep in mind. when we do get something significant, we will get you that. were not really seeing anything as far as the equity markets are concerned. , japanese yen doing that, but a lot of pressure. the nikkei 225. fixing the weakening of the renminbi the most since january, .33%, the follow-on reaction in

the u.n. official says the number killed in that attack rose to 119, almost double what was reported. the u.n. estimates 6,000 people have lost their lives in air fights and fighting since the operation began. >>> morocco has decided not to withdraw its troops from u.n. peacekeeping missions. it had threatened to pull out after it was angered by comments made by the u.n. secretary-general bank ki-moon. he said morocco was occupying the contested region of western sahara. more be rocco has asked 84 u.n. civilian staff in morocco or western sahara to leave in three days. this was the reaction from the secretary-general's spokesman. >> this is a unilateral action, which i think is in clear contradiction of morocco's obligations, international obligations, specifically under the status of mission agreement. but it is also a challenge to the security council. the mandate of minorso was not created by the secretary-general but was given to it by the security council. want security council creating peacekeepi

it is the official start to spring but not quite done with winter just yet. close to 50 today with a threat for rain later tonight. >>> then over the next several days sunshine returns, mid-70s. looking ahead to next weekend which is always in view, we could see rain by friday, but i believe it will clear in time for saturday and sunday. we'll be updating you throughout the afternoon. we'll look at data later today. it will be a good day to stay then next weekend easter is beautiful. >>> today is palm sunday. this is video of the vatican city. the poem was going through the crowds earlier. lots of people in vatican city this morning celebrating palm sunday. we'll continue giving you updates for vatican city throughout the show. >>> a charlotte woman is trying to change it. stephanie maxwell shows how her fighting spirit is giving her a national platform to inspire others. >> reporter: everyday she gives her upper body a workout because in her words, she likes to look good, but she struggles to tell you about it herself. five years ago she had a seizure and str

palm sunday is the official beginning of easter week. happening today dan 2shot desk it's been going on for more than 100 years in cincinnati...a special italian dinner that continues to bring the community together. our fox19 now's shawn lanier is there to tell us a little about the shawn vo president obama making a historic trip to cuba today... details of his trip, coming up. doesn't this look like fun?? details of today's underwater easter egg hunt at the ymca... coming up next. toss to catherine wh we go tthe stor i nd my bo of honeyunches oats ani' m chking to see if packageit. be cereal the world ght ther were p, that's me! annow in dicious ccolate. suspect salah ab- des-lam has now been charged. he was captured friday after a four month international manhunt. and as steve nannes reprots his lawyers are now fighting his extradition. nat pop the top suspect in the deadly paris attacks is now facing charges.. just one day after being captured following a shootout with belgian police. 26 year old salah abdeslam was released from the h

the deadline is midnight. officialsennsylvania -- or if philadelphia say they received thousands of registrations from procrastinators since the weekend. go to votepa.com to get in your last-minute registration. delaware voters registu >>> temperature university selected an architect for its proposed football stadium. university officials announced in a press release that it is going with the architect call firm moody nolan completing projects at more than 100 universities including penn state and vanderbilt and they voted to spend up to $1 million to study the possibility of a 35,000-seat stadium in the northwest corner of campus. the project should cost about $126 million. >>> campbell soup will stop using the chemical dpa in its canned goods over health concerns over customers. the f.d.a. insisted that bta is safe at food-grade levels. and campbell has used for over 40 years, but many worry it may raise the risk of cancer and who are hormonal problems. >>> it is windy out there tonight. what's causing all the wind? >

that's a direct quote from the evenings official. down playing the fact this is an actual explosive device. we do not know whether the device the hijacker claims is in fact real or not. what we know is this plane took off from alexanderia at 6:40 a.m. there were 81 people on board. minutes into the flight the plane was diverted larnaca. we know from egyptian officials from egypt arrir officials, the are four crew members and foreign individuals. flights to larnaca have been diverted. egyptian officials are in contact with the cypriot counterpart. other th that, we don't know more about the motivation behind this. right now, officials are trying to make sure this incident ends peacefully. >> and ian, in the statement you read, the aviation industry is attempting to put doubt that the individual has explosives with them. they don't know. they go on to say they can't confirm that yet. although they plan to very soon. what is the security posturing at the airport of origin in alexandria? what do we know about where the flight originated?

. >> in my opinion, the apple officials should work with the government officials to open that iphone. at the same time, to keep that code complete secret so that it does not jeopardize the security of every other iphone in the united states, or the world. here.e to find a balance bill gates has not taken that position. i understand tim cook is on the other side. it is a debate that we have to have because otherwise many of these devices can be used for the fairies purposes.

the soldiers have entered the little village of barnwell. officially, the orders are to pass through the town and seize and destroy only certain classes of public property. in brutal fact, they believe that the commanding officer wants them to destroy everything in south carolina, a state that nurtured and created the carnage of the civil war. that has consumed the lives of them in their comrades for years. and so, union soldiers as they enter barnwell, south carolina, they set fire to the town. public building for residences, then they leave. a town that would be properly rechristened burnwell. civilians are aghast, in shock. that is the first point. the second morning is a chill, autumn dawn in the former indian territory of oklahoma. blue-coated soldiers have surrounded a nameless village on the river. officially, the orders are to surround and capture a party of indian raiders that have attacked white settlements in the region. and also, to wreck everything in their path. they open fire, the blue coats open fire. ell, this is defended. the inhabita

of the level of security that was put on by the belgian security officials given the fact that abdeslam was arrested and was being interrogated as recently as friday. >> reporter: two points about that, andrea. one, you're right, and repeatedly several times after 9/11, in fact, there were restrictions on access to u.s. airports. that would be turned on or off and ratcheted up. you couldn't drive up the airports. there was no curbside check-in. i don't know of any plans here in the u.s. to reimpose those measures or change that. but you're right. we have heard criticism from some people in belgium who have said, given that they believed more attacks were imminent, why wasn't there more done at airports. the problem is trying to decide what that is and if the bombs were in a suitcase, do you search everybody who is carrying a suitcase into the airport? that is the airport. no airport in the world is set up to do that. that's the problem. >> and pete, the head of the tsa, i believe, was in brussels for an unrelated meeting. presumably, he is one of the people

the officials say he was about a quarter mile out of bounds and the -- in the avalanche prone area. he was last seen january 15th while skiing off duty at the resort. a four-day intensive search followed, but it was sus mended >>> a local construction worker, they're upset over hiring practices out in sparks. they held a protest outside the front get othe construction site monday morning. some say they're being displaced by cheaper, out-of- state labor. these workers say nevadans should be given the opportunity to apply for those jobs a building and trade council president says with the tax insenttives provided to tesla, the company should hire as many locals as they possibly x he said these families were hoping the factory would turn their situation around seeing six years of construction decline. >> when these workers come from arizona and new mexico and they make their wages and they send them back home, that money leaves our local economy. >> we'd like to see them change their business model going forward using local workers and giving local workers the chance at every job ton s

the cash. >>> montgomery county officials have confirmed the county's first case of the zika virus. officials say that the patient is a 55-year-old woman, she traveled outside of united states to an area affected by zika. health officials remind officials that zika symptoms are generally mild season the concern is for pregnant women zika is linked to birth defects. this brings the total to six in the commonwealth of pennsylvania. >>> a day after raising the minimum wage for state workers, governor wolf has lobbied for a raise for all workers. the governor held a news conference at moms organic market in bryn mawr and supports a bill by the senator leach to raise the way by $15 hour. >> if we raise the wage it will reduce the poverty rate by 9%. that would take 160,000 thousand people off the poverty level in pennsylvania. that is worth doing. >> he signed an executive order raising the minimum wage for state workers to $10.15 an hour and he wants to raise the minimum wage for all workers to $15 an hour. on days like this it's tempting to see this as a transition from one day to the o

the official cdc tally at this point, at least 107 cases in 24 states, of course, they're hampshire. >>> next, to troubling cell phone video from inside a baltimore high school. officer slapping and then kicking a young man. another officer standing behind them. school officials confirming the event, but it's not clear tonight whether the young man was a student. both officers and the head of the school system police force

south korea time in the eastern part of north korea. officials say they landed in the sea after flying about 200 kilometers. they're monitoring the situation. japanese defense ministry officials say one of the projectiles was a missile. the u.s. and south korea began the biggest ever joint military exercise in march. it practiced drills. the north launched shortened mid-range ballistic missiles towards the sea of japan on march 10th and 18th. the north also conducted a set of military drills under the supervision of leader kim jong-un. the state-run korean central television reported on sunday that the north's ground, naval and air forces took part in drills bedn a scenario of landing south kea. >> translator: it cannot be denied that north korea may further engage in provocative actions in defiance to increasing pressure from the international community and to the ongoing u.s.-south korea joint military drills. >> nakatani said japan will continue to collect and analyze information and monitor the situation while working closely with the united

. >> reporter: he wants a whistle from the official. the official looks at him, you okay? lundqvist is lunched over. he didn't -- hunched over. he didn't get anything from the official, so he knocks over the net. >> that would be a penalty, wouldn't it? tries to get the ref to stop play and he says keep playing. what do you do? you flip over the net. >> sometimes that's all you can do. the week there. let me tell you something. we are getting ready for sports insanity. >>> let's start tomorrow, usf taking on uconn, lightning at philly, then lightning at home against the bruins. >> the val spar is coming up thursday through sunday. >> indycar same day as the final round. >> the horses. >> tampa bay derby saturday precursor to the kentucky derby. if you stay home next weekend, we have nothing to stay. >> watch us, i guess. thanks for watching super sports sunday. >> see you next week.

the u.s. department of education. immigration officials took the young man into custody in january as part of an effort to target teens would recently crossed the u.s.-mexico border. his mother says he left hour to escape gang violence. his supporter are filing a come lant with the department of refusing to accept homework mailed to him. the immigration officials say they have not received any mail for him. >>> the durham police department wants more of its officers to live within the city limits. this push for residency is one of several recommendations suggested by the human relations commission. the city is considering incentives to get more officers serve. a major option being considered, allowing more officers to take their patrol cars home. sanford police officers will soon carry a new tool with them at all times. the city council approved the purchase of 100 body cameras. the department is one of several in the area considering these cameras including raleigh, durham and fayetteville departments. >>> a headstone at the center of deb

the cross at mount davidson is one of the tallest in the country at 103 feet. >>> berkeley officials combating sexual misconduct on campus. 3 prominent faculty resigned it in the past year and assistant basketball coach was fired in another case. the chancellor announced in a statement today that social science department has been appointed to tackle sexual harassment and assault claims including resolving all of the pending cases of the "new york times" reports the university is investigating 25 cases involving sexual harassment or violence. >>> the san francisco police department is asking for the public's help to find a mentally challenged man who has been missing for 3 days. he is describedda as peus panic, 5 '6, 185 pounds with brown eyes and brown hair. last -- described as hispanic, 5 '6, 185 pounds with brown eyes and brown hair. her caretaker left him with her boyfriend so she can go to a funeral and now both men disappeared. >>> fire officials have released new video from an early morning fire considered suspicious. now, it started just before 4:00 this morning in an abandon

this is now the third lawsuit related to that data breach. >>> state health officials say there is no one person florida who contracted the zika virus through sexual content bring the cases to 52, two confirmed and polk county. one was sexually transmitted at the second like the rest of the state have been travel related we will monitor the update every of the latest on eyewitness news at four. >>> the va nursing home and baldwin park will get to keep its doors open after all. state lawmakers celebrated passing new legislation to keep the facility open. congressman john mica spearheaded the bill to transfer it from the federal government back to the state. officials plan to refurbish the facility and have it fully operating next year. >>> you see a lot more people in orlando over the next several days -- years and will accommodate all of them. from 7000 people last year moved to orlando bring the population to about 265,000 picked the number is expected to grow to 300,000 by the year 2030. city leaders are working on several if the structure and employment projects to facilitate that.

the health department alerted officials here at the school district. letters went out to parents. unexplained their kids could show signs of emotional stress with the death of a classmate p the other had information from the health department. those who shared a classroom lunch table or bus with the victim are not considered at risk, only those who had very close contact such as kissing or living in the same house are considered potentially at risk. ly. >> talks about how it is not something that is as contagious as the flu or a regular cold. you actually have to come in contact with bodily fluid to get this particular meningitis. >> reporter: and the school district will be holding a special meeting tonight at the school at 6 o'clock to answer any questions that parents of students may have. live in spring garden katherine scott channel6 "action news. >> thank you for that katherine. >>> and the big primary wins with big implications in the race for president. hillary clinton and donald trump and john kasich all scored some significant victories. >> a

the step county officials will take today to try to make the road safer in the future. >>> and it may officially be spring, but we're going to need to hold onto the winter coats the next couple of mornings. orei. >>> 4:44 now. look at that, 39 degrees out there right now. definitely a cool start to our spring and christine wrap says it could be cooler here soon. wait to see what she's saying about tomorrow and the rest of the week here coming up in a few minutes. >>> troopers are looking into whether an argument between a boyfriend and a girlfriend led to a death in shelby. >> police say a car hit the 16- year-old and her boyfriend after getting out of their vehicle at the corner of borders in oak grove roads early saturday. copes died. troopers say she was a student at shelby high school. >> it's tragic, 16 years old, in a relationship, die in the middle of the roadway, yes, family took it hard. >> parks was taken to cmc and is expected to recover. troopers plan to interview him when he's well enough to speak. >>> new information this morning about a south carolina firefighter who wa

the first time a government official has discussed the open is secrets. the pakistani's prime minister on foreign affairs made the admission tuesday in washington. he suggested the taliban enjoy a safe haef en inside his country. they keep their families there and use medical facility. he said they can use it as leverage to negotiate peace with kabul. >> we had to use and deliver restricted their movement, restricted their access to hospital facilities. >> pakistan began peace talks last summer. but afghanistan distrusts pakistan because it appears to help the insurgents. a powerful earthquake off indonesia has exposed major flaws tsunami warning systems. no damage or delawaraths when i wednesday, all early warning off the coast m. >>> introduced a sophisticated system. it was installed after the 2004 indian ocean tsunami which killed 16,000 people. officials with indonesia's mitigation agency said when the quake struck this week, none of the 22 buoys worked. experts point out there is low dises disaster after the tsunami was issued. the indonesia governm

. >> that is one of the official ones? >> filters out the lead. >> reporter: the 52-year-old stroke survivor says she won't drink it. >> i have to depend on other family members and friends to take me places, and help me to go and get bottled water. >> this is water that came out the tap, look at this green at the bottom. >> reporter: it was only a few months ago when she says she collected this from her unfill terd faucet. unfiltered faucet. for more than a year now, rhonda and tens of thousands of flint residents, mostly minorities and many low income have been without certainty that their drinking water is safe. most recently hers tested with high amounts of lead, a toxic substance especially for children. rhonda's 12-year-old daughter kaylynn is developmentally condition. >> when you heard lead poisoning or lead problems in the water what did that mean for your family? >> it raises anxiety level, i feel like i'm numb and still rebuilding from a water issue in my home. in addition to my daughter being exposed to lead. >>

the jail. protestors believe u.s. immigration officials waited until he turned 18 targeted him and say they then arrested him at the school bus stop. his parents said the latin american coalition said he is working with members of congress, attorneys and hopes >> many of this youth didn't have appropriate representation in court. >>> a judge ordered his deportation and said officers picked him up outside his home. >> >> testimony will pick up tomorrow after a trial of a man who is accused of killing his girl. >> she was not breathing at a hotel. he asked the judge friday to delays trial, but the state argued against it. the medical examiner and officer who responded to the scene both testified friday. >>> new this morning, officials are issuing a warning orn tax fraud saying if your return was hacked last year, there is a growing threat of tax return fraud not happening to victims once but twice. hackers grabbed her return filed on turbo tax and diverted it to a bank account that did not belong to her. this year they filed a fake >>> how m

that is the official reason. the unofficial reason is, if they reject the legislation, and it looks likely that they will, then there will be an early election which malcolm turnbull thinks he can win. polls suggest that his party would win the election and because of this new legislation he would be in a strong position. the only way he can get an early election is through a double dissolution of both houses of parliament >>> another possible election. talk us through what's going on in australian politics. in the last five/six years we've seen a revolviing door of leaders. >> reporter: it really has. i've got a three year old daughter and she has lived under four australian prime minister, julia gillard, kevin rudd, tony abbott and malcolm turnbull. most of that has been about internal party rivalry, certainly between kevin and julia gillard who are both from the labor party and kevin are youed, who lost an election to tony abbott. he couldn't get key legislation will you through. he wasn't popular amongst his o

school student in the what students are doing to show their support. >> the presidential trip, the official meeting today. barbara: thank you for joining us. a durham police officer and wounded at the durham county jail. anthony, what do we know? >> first, the officer who was wounded is out of the hospital now. he was treated and released their. -- released there. an incident here involving gunshots and a suspect went down. what is not clear is how it went down. was the suspect armed? was this someone brought here by the officer and perhaps got his hands on a weapon? we do know, that the suspect is