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prosecutors say the pair got away with more than five hundred and seventy four thousand dollars marcella robertson talked to all men's attorney after the hearing ms holiday decorated military veteran she's served her country she served her community spent many underprivileged kids to this program. city hall's attorney says her client is an upstanding citizen. aside from this mistake a mistake that could land her in prison for thirty years. she's accused of stealing more than half a million dollars from the government hold admitted her role in this scheme today she walked out of court with one of her attorneys by her side. miss how when entering commands in an apartment her life. investigators say hall along with her mother stephanie arm and ran the suffolk based non profit send the community outreach hundred and seventy four thousand dollars from the summer food service program a program that gives low income students the chance to have free healthy meals even when school isn't in session they received the five hundred thousand dollar reimbursement in twenty twelve and twenty thirteen. i

the track eliminated 40 thousand backstretch seats and replaced more than 101 thousand seats on the frontstretch with new wider, more comfortable ones with nearly perfect sight lines. getting into the facility is easier with more than 40 escalators at 5 different injectors, a fancy word for oversized gates. appropriately for nascar, each injector is sponsored and leads to a huge concourse with interactive breezeways. there is wifi throughout along with 14 hundred hd tv monitors that span the stands, which are nearly a mile long. joie chitwood/ daytona international speedway president: that marquee sign and that facade isb and you drive down and see the daytona international speedway now, i your breath and that's what we want you to be you see us. we've done something no e else has ever done. we created a stadium and right now it's that impression that we give you when you first arrive that you're here at something special. now i think we live up to that brand of being the world center of racing. the track doesn't look all that different from a driver's perspective but the stars of the sport have

a 20-thousand dollar piece of art... swiped in st. pete... this morning, the search for the thief behind the heist. and good news if you're driving into tampa this morning, a major detour is over. and the president gets ready to health alert for the zika virus. breaking down what that means for you and your family. welcome to "10 news early morning." i'm ian reitz.. lets get a look at #10weather with meteorologist bobby right now, st. pete police are pouring through hours of security camera video looking for an art thief. investigators are working to uncover how someone walked into the chihuly collection gallery pete. walked out with a glass sculpture. the director tells kendra conlon sometime between morning... the valuable work of art vanished. gallery director andy schlauch the "cobalt and lavender piccolo venetian with gilded handles" has been a part of the gorgeous glass... 6 million dollar chihuly collection... pete for more than 5 until it mysteriously turned out to be the gallery's thousand dollar board beneath it... police hope this

each one raising question after question about procedures from two thousand five to two thousand eleven. the time period when berkeley is supposed to have committed the crimes good example is why would you sell a piece of property valued at millions for for ten dollars or with that was the given that taking the acceptance in the offering that the review mental that would produce zero wrote his letter to the auditor appears to have been a system of governing in places and times that was broken. the intention not to pass judgment on barefoot or comment on the case their juries that do their job and that will happen. there's a fine lawyer involved will find truth in this case through cross examination but in the end if we accept this justice true to figure out what we're doing that we can set we can fix our policies and procedures as they are now crying foul thirteen years now. well there is no set timeline for the audit could take as long as several months was a city auditor completes it. welcome back to city council members with his findings and then from there we'll discuss them really

666- thousand dollars. the state's presidential primary is march first. virginia tech students are getting a lesson ... in beer. the new program dedicated to the growing industry. everything you need to know about life, you can learn from granola. keep it simple. make every piece count. let other people know what you're made of. always be real. don't be fake, don't be artificial, but always be sweet. and of course, wear sunscreen. no artificial colors, flavors or sweeteners. just good. industry.. and it's bringing students along for the ride. the school just opened its own brewhouse with a quarter of a million dollar brewing system. here.. students will get hands on experience with malting.. techniques. the craft beer industry pours into virginia's economy each year. professors say this is the only facility in the area that is being used for this kind of research. herbert bruce, brewing instructor - 19 sec it's actually a natural progression of food science technology. it just so happens right now that the

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the attraction made 88 thousand dollars in revenue, but officials spent over 145 thousand. the big cost is the service expenses - including the rental agreement with magic ice. that cost the city over 137 thousand dollars. city officials say even though the attraction is not a money maker - it adds value by bringing people downtown. this weekend, many will spend this valentine's day with those they love--but how about spending it getting to know a special war veteran? that's what more than 300 students from richland northeast high school did this morning. the 5th annual valentine's for vets "speed dating" event brings a personal touch to history. students had a chance to hear from veterans about their personal stories when fighting for our country. "it gets the kids involved to listen to all the veterans and it makes kids open up their heart to people." "giving the veterans an opportunity to do this fofo valentines and appreciating veterans. we have a number of events think this is a special one because the timing of it." students had the chance to speak with more than 46 v

that's two thousand women whose cases could be one step closer to being solved two thousand women who will be one step closer to getting justice and closure after months of counting the rape kits sitting on shelves collecting dust in police departments and months of questioning officials about why they never send the kids for dna testing. today's exclusive interview means action will be taken. we are absolutely committed to seeing it through and getting it done right getting it done right because these kids could hold the keys to solving crimes like rape and sexual assault in that backlog we uncovered our kids dating back to nineteen eighty eight. that's almost thirty years a victim has been waiting for answers and living in fear. this can our communities safer to help victims of sexual violence know that their perpetrator is brought to justice attorney general mark herring tells thirty news now bodie sell more forensics in northern virginia will be testing the more than two thousand sexual assault evidence kits and the first kits to be tested are coming from right here in hampton roa

nightmare after shelling out thousands to convert her house to solar. and 19.10.30.00 i can not wish it upon anybody else." a valley family's desperate plea days after their sixth grade daughter suddenly dies with no explanation.. but we begin with breaking news. north las vegas police have made an arrest in the hit and run crash that claimed the life of a 2-year old girl. police have just released this mug shot of 51 year old daniel garcia- martinez to 13-action news. police say he was driving the white van that hit evelyn green last sunday near lake mead and pecos.. then took off. 13 action news spoke with evelyn's father just moments after the news came down. he says he's relieved an arrest has been made. i'm more focused with what i need to do. butt to that right there was really hurting. i didn't know what to do. garcia-martinez is now facing a long list of charges tonight. new tonight.. a growing mystery surrounding the death of a 12-year old her family is making a desperate plea.. hoping to prevent other families from having to feel their pain. -

orlando added over 50-thousand jobs from 2014 to 2015. but orlando was only projected to get about 23- thousand new jobs-- based on previous years' data. the number-one city for job growth... is dallas texas. miami also made the list-- it ranks above toss to john at the wall first up.. from the new york post. it reads... "retired cop allowed to keep his k-9 partner for 1 dollar." people have been fighting for a recently retired police officer in ohio... to be able to keep his k-9 partner. the two worked and ived together-- for 3 years. but by city law-- when a cop retires.. he forefeits his k-9. ajax is still fit to up for auction. the dog is worth an estimated 34- hundred dollars. but-- city officials found a legal loophole... to let the officer keep ajax-- for the price of just one dollar. next up... from fox news.com. it reads.. "when go- woman faced losing state assistance after raising money for daughter with aggressive cancer." this woman.. demicka gilmore.. went online to ask for some help for her demicka started the go fund me cam

about 18 thousand farms were lost in 2015.. now at two million.. 70 thousand. total acres lost is a million acres.. and the average farm size is up about three at four hundred 41 acres a farm. ---- the planned dowdupont merger will not have its world headquarters in iowa. howewer.. after splitting into three companies.. iowa will be home to the global business center for the agriculture company.. based in johnston.. the iowa economic development authority met friday to discuss some of the financial incentives.. that includes include a two million dollar forgivable loan.. and a 14 million dollar tax credit for research activititi. the project will retain two hundred and 50 to five hundred jobs.. "iowa was successful in all of our efforts, making the case to the company for why iowa should be the location for this global bususess place for y that will serve us well into the future." in all.. the total project budget is around half a billion dollars.. and would be a seven year long program. ---- last week ended pretty sideways in the grains market.. across the boa

this recall threes and our fives also included in the recall of two thousand eight to two thousand nine saturn astra is if you own one of these cars take it to your dealer for a replacement tackling the high cost of higher education that was the goal of a student debt and college affordability roundtable in norfolk state university local college students met with congressman bobby scott and his role as the ranking member of the house committee on education and workforce three years ago we passed the tax cut extension three point nine trillion three point nine trillion just a matter of parties you have a three point nine trillion dollar tax cut than you know anything left over to help the students go to college he actually seven out of tune student and better right now actually in day more than thirty thousand in the start of the statistics that believes congress can make college more affordable so students can have access to without being overburdened with debt after graduation to high school students in portsmouth will get a technology boost every student at church when i see nor commi

scared - she wired ten thousand dollars to an account in seattle. it was all a scam. gfx the i-r-s says, since october 2013, five thousand victims losing more than $26 million to people pretending to be i-r-s officials. so, how do you protect yourself? for years, the i-r-s has had this simple message psa: the real irs will generally first make contact by letter and will never demand immediate payment or threaten force. but starting next month, a new law requires the i-r-s to hire collection agencies to help collect taxes ? and those agencies may call taxpayers. sot-steve weisman/bentley college "in the future, when collectors are actually calling on behalf of the irs - people will be more likely to fall for that scam." paying taxes they don't owe. the silver state is offering more than half grants to help train students for high- paying science and technology jobs. roughly 626-thousand dollars in stem workforce challenge grants were awarded to six programs earlier this month. western nevada college is getting 142-thousand to update its welding programs and buy a robot

more than $459 thousand scheduled through the first quarter. next closest---conservative solutions, a pro-marco rubio pac at nearly $193 thousand dollars. the rubio campaign though---separate from the pac---expected to fork over another $138 thousand. also in the mix, one of the many pac's promoting the candidacy of senator ted cruz. this one called stand for truth----has bought $187 thousand dollars in air time. we also see another cruz-aligned pac calling itself keep the promise 1 committed to an addtional $89 thousand. where's donald trump? a much lower figure of almost $37 thousand dollars through the end of march. all of the spending we have on the books right million. but one veteran business journalist and media observer tells us---it is difficult to determine whether political ads on tv can really swing voters to a particular candidate. the media mix has gotten much more sophisticated and users have gone much more filtered. they filter out what they don't want to see, they don't want to hear. it isn't to say that a tv ad could not have

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about 180 thousand of them were republicans... leading to a ted cruz win. cruz won with 28 percent of the votes followed by donald trump, with 24. marco rubio came in third, with 23 percent. nearly 10 thousand fewer democrats participated in the tight race between hillary clinton and bernie sanders...they are separated by just tenths of a percentage. many found those numbers as happy with them. channel 13's jannay towne joins us to explain why that is... the results were the closet in iowa democratic caucus history.. with the slimmest of margins between first and second place...one campaign wants to rule out any margin of error. nats coin toss in a handful of precincts, the contest between hillary clinton and bernie sanders came down to a coin toss. hillary clinton- "well, as you bernie sanders came down to a coin toss. hillary clinton- "well, as you recall, my luck was not that good last time around and it was wonderful to win the might not make sense to those outside of iowa...the sanders campaign says it doesnt have a problem with them. 14:47: 13 folks t

sites being targeted and only 2 thousand are effected in those corridors maybe daushgd and focus onhose that are realistic and good and follow the vs. did care program and don't scare people with the affordable housing bonus program thanks. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm kathy may we have the overhead please the first, the proposed general plan is overly broad and should be rejected on page 4 lines 4 to 7 refers to a tackle i 58 of the housing elements the general willed by zoning district and proposes to add language it encourage greater levels of affordability and onsite the city may adapted it to create higher decencies than shown here table i 58 includes the numerical arrests for rh1 and rh2 of 33 units not as opposed to be effected by those proposals so the commission should delete this amendment that refers to the table with density limits for rh1 and rh2 e.r. at the minimum it didn't apply to the rh1 and rh2 and so forth in that table and not adopt the overly broad language as higher second the city will act at its own reflex amendmen

he won a $25- thousand dollar scholarship for a student. todaa, some people put on their for what's called the empire state building run-up. the event is the world's oldest and most famous tower race.. challenging runners from around the world to race up 86 flights. that's 15-hundred steps. the record time is nine and a half minutes. what an incredible moment this is: two families meet for the first time -- after a little girl received a new heart from a baby boy. as you might imagine -- n emotional meeting, with the boy's mother receiving a build-a-bear with a recording of the donated heart beating inside the little girl. the little girl is doing great. not that long ago -- she as fighting for her life and in need of a heart transplant. around the same time, a little boy died. his organs were donated and she was chosen to receive his heart. it's hard to describe that she would be so selfless to be able to think of another family while was i can't save my own son, why not save someone else's they met in phoenix. across the country, tens of

at each of its 2- thousand stores. the company is also hiring in canada. ahead tonight ... you have to start them young. really young! the amazing skills of this 14-year old return. keep watching for an all new more access. coming up the world a president has to grapple with. sometimes you can't even imagine. that's the job. and she's the one who's proven she can get it done. ...securing a massive reduction in nuclear weapons... ...standing up against the abuse of women... ...protecting social security... ...expanding benefits for the national guard... ...and winning health care for 8 million children... the presidency is the toughest job in the world some of the 'all new' stories we are working for fox5 news at ten. bernie sanders has the millenials-- hillary has the establishment. but with the nevada caucus right coming up - who has the latino vote? it is national signing day for high school football players-- what it means for u-n-l-v. finally tonight ... we meet a future olympian snowboarder.. "yea sloan. you're cr

two years ago, the number was 63-thousand... so it is going down. iowa typically ranks near the top on bridge lists because there are simply so many bridges in the state. the more than 24-thousand in iowa is about the same number as california which has a much larger population. many of the iowa bridges on the repair or possibly replace list are like this one on bloomington road near mt. vernon. the old bridge, now getting replaced, saw only a few dozen cars a day. "to do a bridge takes years, just to start a big bridge project hydraulics right of way negotiations...those projects are slow." the linn county engineer says the 10 cent a gallon state gas tax hike that took effect last march has put 100-million dollars more into county road budgets statewide. but those dollars weren't available the whole year so the biggest impact could come with bridge projects in 2016. linn county is in much better shape than many smaller counties when it comes to bridges on the structurally deficient list. there are only 19 now... and the number should drop to 11 aft

. ### 50-to-60-thousand dollars. analysts believe that's the median household income in washoe county. which makes a house costing around 225-thousand-dollars affordable. but is there -enough affordable housing? kolo 8 news now's paul harris takes a look at what's out there in the housing market. nats of skyline paul harris, paul.harris@kolotv.com "it sure is a beautiful skyline, a place where dreams and fortunes can be made but is owning a home for many of the residents of washoe county a fantasy as according to the website zillow.com home prices have risen 16.1 percent in the last year." transition "analysts believe housing prices will rise 4.9 percent this year as well. so what can you buy for $225,000 in our community. well, take a ride with me and let's find out." nats of car starting in the south park... you can get a half acre of brush for about $125 thousand dollars moving up north near huffaker park this three bedroom , two and half bathroom home goes for roughly 168 thousand dollars. closer to the airport a

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dollars - to more than 800-thousand. the dmv last summer blamed the system's remote check-in option for long wait times - saying people who checked in from home and didn't show up made lines worse. the company disputed the theory. the dmv scaled back the service but rolled out what it called an improved version a few months later. a couple's risque ride on the worlds tallest observation wheel ended up at the clark county detention center. fox 5's miguel martinez-valle joins us now near the high-roller with all the lurid details. two vegas tourists got a little too intimate on the high roller, they thought they were in private... but as they soon learned, what happens in vegas doesnt always stay in vegas... especially if its happening in a glass cabin, 550 ft in the air these are philip panzica and chloe scordianos... the pair arrested on february 5th for sex acts in public... the police report says a high roller employee saw the pair smoking inside one of the glass cabins and the employee the intercom to cigarettes and p

the goal is to raise 200 thousand dollars. the average medical cost for preemie care is around 50 thousand dollars. march of dimes and the community work hard to fund research year round. this year's march for babies campaign co- chairs mike and miranda wehr have already raised almost 60 thousand dollars. they decided to get involved out just how many women benefit. 31:26 "if you've had a polio vaccination, you've been touched by our organization. if you've had a healthy full term baby and you took your folic acid while pregnant you've been touched by our education. really everybody here in the united states has been touched we encourage everybody to join forces with us and give every baby a fighting chance." the walk is completely free, but walkers are encouraged to make a donation. it will be held at rockwell collins on sunday, april 24th. you can find information on how to get involved in a link under this story on kcrg dot com. the latest study shows the fastest wireless carrier in the u-s. and one couple is battling some

even thousands... of illegal drug dealers.... out of business!!! anne mcnamara takes us inside a unique marijuana operation that down.. and it's completely operated by nuns. nats (1997) 7:34 uh oh i think i put too much in that one. in a california neighborhoodthere' s a growing business. nats (1997) 7:36 gosh it looks so full that's also a growing business (1974) 33:27 we are walking through what would be pot plants, very big pot plants. q: taller than us? a: taller, wider, yes. hide their marijuana habit. 32:24 we commit our life to cannabis. we commit our lives to the sisterhood. sister kate and sister darcey aren't the kind of nuns you're thinking.. they aren't even catholic. sister kate sisters of the valley 32:44 we live together, we work together, we're a bit socialistic. if you look up what makes a sister, those are the things. their core belief is in the healing power of c-b-d - an active cannabinoid found in marijuana plants. nats watering the plants so they

built between -2- thousand -6-... and -2- thousand -14-. the announcement comes... a day after mercedes-benz... issued a vehicle recall... for possibly defective takata airbags. a las vegas man has been indicted.... for running a counterfeit contact lens operation. according to the indictment... dmitriy melnik allegedly imported..... thousands of colored contact lenses..... from "the people's republic of china" and south korea.... that he knew.... were counterfeit. contact lenses.... even decorative ones.....are medical devices..... that must receive..... f- d-a authorization.... to enter the united states. coming up later.. in tonight's abc primetime lineup on channel 13: 8-the middle 8:30-the goldbergs 9-modern family 9:30-black-ish 10-american crime then on action news.. live at 11.. 50:53 darcy stand-up: we've you in tonight's dirty dining--from chinese food to coffee. listen closely... how about a little sewage with your starbucks? you heard me right: sewage and starbucks. in fact, there's so much wrong in that health report i don't even know where to begin. we

that broke the previous record of just over 121 thousand from 2012. about 171 thousand democrats caucused last night, which was well that party's record. the iowa caucus project says in 2008, the last time there was a competitive race for the democratic nomination, nearly 240 thousand iowa democrats turned out. in fact, caucus goers simply overwhelmed organizers in both parties at many caucus locations. in some areas, parking was an issue. in other cases, there was just confusion because there were so many people. kcrg-tv9's dave franzman joins us now. dave, primaries aren't an option for iowa, since it's written into iowa code the state must have caucuses. so how are party officials planning to deal with these levels of turnout if they see them again at future beth, leaders from both parties say they planned and planned but still got surprised by the turnout. linn county republicans anticipated a 30 percent increase over the highest caucus turnout in the past and picked locations based on those estimates. but some caucus sites reported a 100 percent

of more than a thousand people. making promises he says would see through as president. cruz: we will repeal every word of obamacare... common core ends today... we finally, finally, finally secure borders and end sanctuary cities. he's calling for a reagan revolution that stands for liberty, fights for christianity and defends the constitution. cruz: every justice i put on the court will be faithful to the constitution and ferociously defend the bill of rights for my children and for your children known as a traditional conservative ... cruz vows to stand beside israel and destroy isis. cruz: you'll have a commander and chief that will destroy radical islamic terrorism. his bold stances and passionate delivery sealed support for many...including nevada legislators and celebrities... but the question is if they'll stay with him through november. at the boys and girls today cruz will be heading to minden, fernley and carson city. donald trump is also making a swing through northern nevada. he'll be in sparks today...

the two are now being held on 250- thousand-dollar bond. a man fighting fines against his zombie-themed nativity display appearing in court today. jasen dixon puts the display outside his home in cincinnatti every year for christmas -- but this past year he was fined more than 13-thousand dollars for zoning violations. his attorney arguing dixon was not givennproper noticeeof the meanwhile -- zombie protestors were outside the courthouse during today's hearing. a judge is expected to rule on the case next month. coming up next... we'll hear from waterloo native kyven gadson as he's set to chase a spot in the 20-16 olympic games -- plus -- the 13th ranked iowa state basketball team gos after a 5th straight big 12 conference win mark woodley joins us next on tonight would go after a cyclones hosting 14th ranked west virgina -- 3 and oh all time at home against the mountaineers -- iowa state came out hot -- deonte burton -- punishing the me rims -- cyclones up 13 early -- minutes later -- burton from 15 feet -- hits the jj- iowa state uu 25 to

thousands of kids is enough to get anyone moving... thousands of kids is enough to get anyone moving... and it worked on the basketball court this morning. find out how they cheered the iowa energy on to victory, while celebrating the power of learning. but first, it's been a steady pace throughout the day at new hampshire polling sites... see how accurate the primary is with picking presidents, and if the we're going to keep working literally until the last vote is cast and counted. we saw in iowa that the difference of a couple hundred votes makes a huge difference. presidential candidates are campaigning hard across new hampshire, hoping to leave one last impression on voters... it's primary day, and most polls closed just a few minutes ago... but the first votes were tallied just after midnight this morning. the tradition is unique to the state, carried out by 3 communities. tied, between ted cruz, john kasich, and donald trump... each have 9 votes. in the democratic race, bernie sanders gained an early lead against hillary clinton

thousands of homes were flattened in the storm. winds from cyclone winston, which tore through the pacific island chain, reached 177 miles per hour, making it the strongest storm in fiji's recorded history. getting emergency supplies to the separate islands and remote communities is difficult, but the fiji government's top priority. and, the pentagon is set to submit a plan to congress today...to finally close guantanamo bay prison in cuba. it would call for some detainees to be moved to other countries... while others would be sent to facilities in the u-s. there are almost 100 detainees still at guantanamo bay... and about 2- thousand military and civilian personnel assigned there. the move comes just days after the white house announced plans looking around the nation now... demonstrators say they will stage rallies at apple stores across the country... amid the company's ongoing encryption battle with the f-b-i. apple is refusing to comply with the court order to create a back door that would allow the f-b-i to get data from th

. >>> other news today, fire causes more than $100 thousand in damage. the troopers say it started in the garage on clint bluff around it quickly spreadot other floors. one man escaped. and the fire also destroyed two vehicles. >>> city leaders are hoping to get input on ways to reduce crimes in cincinnati. people living and working in college hill. they invited to a community leaders. cincinnati's mayor along with the head. . >>> and broadway in cincinnati discusses next year's season. and broadway will get a chance to see the hottest shows. beautiful the carol cain musical, will be part of next season's shows. family music, like the -- will round to the season, are something rotten. bonus shows, return of the phantom of the opera. go to local12.com. click on the get it button. >> carol king musical. i'm very excited. >> i saw clips of the woman. she's wonderful. >> her list of accomplishments is absolutely ridiculous, isn't it? workplace program, is common for companies to make us healthier. >> many initiatives involve giving away something we all love, and that would be cash. is th

with 75-thousand in total casting ballots. while much of the attention has trying to sway voters to either hillary clinton or bernie sanders ahead of the caucus... republicans have been working to grow their base as well. the g-o-p candidates and the state party held caucus training sessions over the past several weeks. but what really lead to a record turn out? we asked a noted u-n-l-v political science professor what got the voters out for the g- o-p.: ((david damore/unlv political science professor: "this year you had it much more open here, but i think without a doubt, donald trump's supporters are the ones that drove that turnout there.")) ((patrick walker)) doctor david damore says donald trump has tapped into the "anti- establishment" sentiment of his base. he says that's enough to get people out and vote... and it's something trump has played to consistently on the campaign trail. ((patrick walker)) democrats' numbers saturday were down from 2012 and 2008... but of the 84-thousand participants in that caucus... 17 perc

the great wall of china is 13 thousand miles, we need a thousand. then all of a sudden last week my wife comes up to me and says "darling i don't believe ted cruz is on television saying we will build a wall. another one said we will build saying we will build a wall. another one said we will build a wall. it is a amazing how i can talk people into things." trump went on to lay out some of his other ideas.... like repealing common core, settling trade deficits with foreign nations and being more competitive in the pricing of prescription medication. texas senator ted cruz also made a last minute push for votes today. he made three different stops across northern nevada. one in fernley... one in carson city... and one in minden. he was joined by nevada attorney general adam laxault... and republican pundit glenn beck. cruz took the stage... reminding people of his principals of repealing obamacare and establishing a flat tax. but he also reminded them that every vote counts... especially in a caucus. "in 2012 about 32,000 people showed up to the neva

forensic scientists have already tested nearly ten thousand of them. them.and that's leading to the arrests of hundreds of accused attackers.including larry willingham who was arrested 250-thousand dollars bond. crews work fast to clean up several mudslides across the tri-state. one on columbia parkway near delta shut down all five lanes early this morning.the overnight rain caused the mud to bring down part of the retaining wall.and across town... near the 2-75 and 74 interchange... two inches of mud coated the road.that made getting to work hard for deanna dougan. <"the whole wall was just collapsed in the back and they got tires around it and its never been like that before, its rained a lot but never seen the wall fall down."> down.">both roads were only closed for a little bit. kentucky nine at licking pike was also impacted as well. cincinnati will again shine on the silver screen when "miles ahead" premiers in theaters on april first.the movie - starring don cheadle - about jazz musician miles davis was filmed around the tri-state in 2014. from

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of jobs and thousands of people and they have to eat and they have to business leaders hope that it's here downtown the downtown norfolk is grow the buildings going up some restaurants new hotels to say the word of another fortune five hundred company planning routes here has the downtown norfolk council excited. so it's significant for downtown is just a significant over the entire city. the group's president mary miller says if the human resources company adp moves into the financial district it will boost the local establishments around the corner of grand the two thousand new employees and aunt annie has a significant impact on people that can shock either in a laundry in the street and are an independently owned and operated businesses and more on the way a creep or re is coming to grand be along with the hand crafting print shop and a place to get your dog groomed downtown norfolk council awarded these incentives as part of the vibrant spaces program when we were working on fire in space is one of the things we did was a lot of survey work focus groups to find out what our downt

thousands celebrated on bourbon street with parties. all the fun stopped at midnight as ash wendesday begins the period of lent. the streets of downtown dunedin were packed for the city's 25th annual mardi gras celebration. thousands spent the evening enjoying live music and delicious cajun food, along with a family- friendly parade winding along douglas avenue. coming up on 10 news this morning.. several people are injured after a shooting during a basketball game in michigan. the royal caribbean ship damaged in an extreme storm is headed back to port this morning. and this morning one family is blaming a popular toy for destroying their million dollar home. we'll be back with another look at your weather and traffic, in three good morning and

thousands were aligning the streets of mexico city.none of the pope's predecessors were invited to the palace. even the heads of state are greeted there. the pope will highlight the country's difficulties we'll keep an ear and eye on what the pope is saying inside the palace. as we bring in our correspondent adam raney, who is standing under the blue mexican skies. the pope will bring up migrant and drug problems as well, but it's more than just the speaking to the country with the second highest number of roman catholics in the world. >> indeed. focusing on the way that francis--he's sitting there politely and listening to president enrique peÑa nieto speaking, but he'll be mentioning all these problems, corruptions, thousands of people disappear in this prime minister. president enrique peÑa nieto is a savvy politician to embrace pope francis. he's an extremely popular pope, the first pope from the southern hemisphere. this is regardless of the fact that pope francis is going to bring up uncomfortable issues. >> what is his itinerary

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about 423 thousand are republican.... 234-thousand are nonpartisan and more than 75- thousand are registered with a third party. february 13th is the last day to register as a republican to participate in the february 23rd caucuses. democrats can register on site. for links to register for either party head to k-t-v-n dot com and click the blue "news links" button. and with nevada's caucuses just weeks away... stay with channel 2 news for continuing coverage we have one more round of some light scattered showers on wednesday before we go into a prolonged dry period. a weak low pressure center will push a frontal band through the region wednesday afternoon, giving us in the valley a slight chance of rain or snow showers in the afternoon. temperatures will warm slightly into the low 40s. after the front passes through thursday morning, a ridge of high pressure will build across the west coast, drying us some residual cloudiness will stay through the work week, but should clear out by sunday finishing the week on a sunny note. look for high temperatures to climb into the low 50s by saturday. in

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more than sixty thousand absentee votes cast. that's double the number in 2008 and 2012, that leads people to believe we could see a record as many as 657 thousand votes in this presidential primary. we asked what's driving them to go to the polls? >> there's a lot of people that are running. that's turning -- grabbing a lot of people's attention. people are looking for a fresh voice and face. >> my mailbox has been full of propaganda, if you want to call it. that may be driving interest. it'd be hard to sleep this one, for sure. >> this is an open primary and that means voters from the democrat and republican party there are 2.9 million voters in the state and every early indication is a lot of them are going to the polls. there's still a little more than a half an hour to go before the polls close at 7:00. we'll be here to bring you the reaction from tonight's election here at the trump campaign headquarters. reporting live, news 13. >> frank: senator cruz took a break on this very crucial day to pay respects to the late u.s. s

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more than 75 thousand voters cast ballots yesterday.... that is more than double the number of people who came out for the 2012 caucus. more than 43 thousand of those votes were for donald trump. in clark county alone---about 52 hundred new republicans registered in the two weeks before the caucus. democratic presidential candidate and nevada caucus winner--- hillary clinton gets a major endorsement in her run for the white house. "i think the middle class would be better served by hillary. " senator harry reid-- annoucing today-- he is throwing his support behind clinton. reid participated in his state's democratic caucuses saturday but voted as "uncommitted." she was elected twice in new york and was a good senator. i recognized her skills immediately and made her in charge of the steering committee which is the educational arm of the senate. she's a person who is a all you need to do is look at what happened after 9/11. she did a good job. she fought for new york like i've never seen anyone fight for anything. " reid's endorsement could

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that change exposed thousands of flint residents to high levels of lead. now here in the corridor, some churches are collecting clean drinking water for flint. cbs 2 news reporter steffi lee is here to explain how they got the idea and what you can do to help. pastor damien miguel epps with mount zion missionary baptist church says it started with a phone call. call.a pastor from indiana contacted pastor epps about getting midwest churches to help flint with their water crisis.pastor epps says he knows all too well what it's like to need extra support - he started working in cedar rapids right when the floods of 2008 hit.he says churches in cedar rapids, davenport, and des moines are collecting staff say so far - mount zion collected seventeen thousand bottles and want to hit the one hundred thousand mark before they drive to flint.

about 7 thousand in roanoke and roanoke county... nearly 3 thousand in henry county. smaller outages are underway in botetourt... campbell and pulaski county. warmer temperatures and rain on top of the snow.. has some worried about flooding on the roads. this is a live look from roanoke county outside tanglewood mall... as you can see there is some standing water in the parking lot. crews are working to clear storm drains in an effort to clear the rising waters. winter storm warning in effect until noon today today: morning rain showers.after noon clearing with highs in the middle to upper 40s tonight: isolated showers possible mix of wednesday: isolated icy mix possible in the morning.gradu al clearing with highs in the upper 40s thursday: mostly sunny our region as you head out the door this morning. coming up next on today... coming up next on today... continuing coverage on this winter weather as nearly fifty million americans wake up to a very messy commute this morning roanoke blackasburg regional winter wallop. nearly 50 million americans waking up to a sloppy

about 55-thousand has been raise through go-fund-me.. insurance will cover 60- thousand.. and the money today will add to that total.those with duke energy say this is a treasured place for them because it's only a few miles from one of its power plants.. and many of the workers live president, duke energy ohio and kentucky10:58 it's important for us to give back not only to have a vibrant community for us to do business but also for our employees where they live.live but the historical society is money. they tell me hopefully in a year.. we can be back here to dedicate what they're calling a new old general store.jordan burgess. 9 on your side. aside from money.. the historical society is also collecting donations from old barns and houses so it can have the materials to make the store as true to the original as possible. here's a first check of your nine first warning forecast. clouds increase this afternoon ahead of heavy rain and light snow that sweeps into the area over the next 48 hours. we could see heavy rain wednesday that potentially causes minor flooding issues