with free dental and eye services for underserved and uninsured people in the midlands. news19's sonia gutierrez gives us a tour of the facilty and a look at who can use it. 3 let me show you an exam room, i think youl be impressed ceo, mac bennett is giving us a tour of the newest well partners dental and eye clinic on columbia's hampton street. this is our real pride and joy pano-x, it an x-ray machine so you can do a 360 x-rayand it's all free for underserved or uninsured patientswe do cleanings, exams, restorations or fillings also if someone needs a tooth out, taking the tooth out as wellthey even do blood pressure and temperature evaluations there 123,000 people statewide that qualify for our program and don have dental insuranceclinic director, dr. tamara stockton says dental pain is the fourth reason why people go to the emergency rooms going to the emergency room will not cure your dental issue, the pain always comes back so i think that the biggest message that when you need to see a dentist to get the work done they want to help take that load off emergency ro

we visit a local food market that is helping an underserved community find the joy in community find the joy in cooking. (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound) when it comes to social security, we need more than lip service. our next president needs a real plan to keep social security strong. (elephant noise) hey candidates. enough talk. give us a plan. >>> well, it's no secret a gender gap exists in the workplace. men typically make more money than women, and hold more leadership roles. now there's a new website that scores employers on how they treat women. it's a plant form based in d.c. but growing in popularity. >> reporter: for almost 20 years, sally abby was living the life in new york city, leading a wildly successful career as an executive at several major magazines. then, her husband got a great job offer in washington. >> so we jumped at the opportunity, but it was a huge career risk for me personally. >> reporter: almost two years later, sally is still looking for the right job. he'

that means the locals were underserved. the 2.1 million individuals that live in clark county were underserved and didn't have options." drivers protesting at the event - but they probably would have been drowned out. dozens gathered to hear success stories from local uber drivers - and learn how to sign up. uber officials and politicians also celebrated the obstacles they've overcome. like convincing lawmakers to pass legislation that would allow the company to operate in nevada without the same rules that taxi's face. drivers say there is still some resentment from the taxi industry, but a lot less than before. "it was kind of rough at the beginning. it was, you know? a lot of negativity. anything new is a problem first. but, i've noticed in the last month or two, a lot of the properties have welcomed us." based on some of the stories i heard today - uber is changing lives in las vegas. coming up later tonight - hear from a couple of drivers who's stories will definitly inspire. - 13 action news. thanks michael. now to to

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by naming this building the freedman's bank building and continuing the mission of serving the underserved in our country. thank you very much. [applause] >> i would like at this time to invite my good friend, the honorable ambassador andrew young to come to the podium for a few remarks. [applause] mr. young: thank you very much. we are really celebrating here something that few of us know much about, but as we look back at the freedman's bank, we realize that before the civil war, there were 27 black millionaires in louisiana alone. in my wife's hometown of marion, alabama, there was a school that was built by nine black landowners at the end of the civil war, where they wrote to the american missionary association in boston and said, we have land and we can build a building. we need teachers, and so the american missionary association sent down teachers, and they built the lincoln school in marion, alabama. it just so happens that out of that county, when horace mann bond wrote his dissertation in the 1940's, there were more phd's from that one county in alabama, black phd's, than there

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year area dentists like veronica glogowski offer free preventative care, cleanings and exams to underserved children under age 18. she says this is something that's the tri state but across the country as well. we feel like it's a chance to provide access to care to the underserved population but also to make sure for a lot of the kids their first visit that it's a positive experience and get them to be used to bein at the dentist parents and kids can stop by springdale dental center, 11319 springdale road, noon-5pm or lifetime smiles, 5205 north bend road, 8a to 2pm. the northern kentucky church leader accused of sexual abuse rape and sodomy ...was also a volunteer at a local middle school. kenton county district officials confirm 54- year-old 'joseph niemeyer' volunteerd at twenhofel middle school for 3 years. niemeyer also worked as a youth ministry leader at 'new banklick baptist church'. the senior pastor there says he confessed to him about inappropriately touching a young girl. district officials say despite his involvement with the school club - at no point was niemeyer alone with s

it is to provide dental care to the underserved of the nation.his time we'll be again in c camden county college in blackwood, new jersey. we'll be there from 9:00 until about 4:00 or 5:00 i guess. >> tell me some of the reasons that you think parents typically don't stay on top of their children's dental health care? i suppose if you don't have money, it's just easier to go only when you have an emergency, right? i'm guessing that may be one of the reasons. >> that's definitely true. you know, dental care is a difficult thing for many parents to pay for. and sometimes expensive. and to be able to provide care to children is very important to us as dentists and as health care providers. so it's a lot when the children don't complain. sometimes people assume that the teeth will fall out any way and they'll be okay. >> and i'm guessing people just view it as perhaps a luxury item. but what are some of the biggest issues you see with children and their teeth? >> well, according to the cdc and preventive -- prevention, they classify dental decay as t

the reclamation from the city engineer was also given to apply for locations and other underserved areas with less restaurants. so, just under the basis of this. part 4e of public works code was that the guidelines graduate regulations robbery mobile phone facilities and public right away. it allows the director and his or his designee to review all pertinent information. run the application and the validity of the mobile food facility following the hearing. therefore, the city engineer is allowed to review this and the basis for the denial is as follows. the board of supervisors ordinance 11913 regarding mobile food facility permitting and the right-of-way was created to provide and expand the range of convenient and interesting food consumption opportunities for mobile food facilities and underserved less congested areas of the city. at different times of the day and evening. so, take a look at these locations, all three of those locations are exclusive to the downtown area and n. of market st. very close or in the square business improvement district and union square area. there were

she says the students are chosen to go on these trips. >> we're trying to focus on the underserved schoolsund the bay area. >> reporter: this teacher is thankful. >> it gave us an amazing gift by sending us this bus. it was an awesome trip because they gave us this bus. >> reporter: in san francisco, "abc7 news." >> "abc7 news" is a proud sponsor of go places. if you would like to learn more about this organization, find a link on our website at abc7news.com. >>> thank you for joining us for "abc7 news" at 4:00. "abc7 news" at 5:00 begins right now with kristen and dan. >> they don't want certain elements around. >> forced to leave as the super bowl arrives. forget the parties, the protest right now over tent cities. plus -- >> shock. >> a south bay high school was shut down. why parents say they feel blind sided. and -- >> and sounding the horn over money for b.a.r.t. local leaders want to put the brakes on a million dollar tax measure. >>> tracking your storm. i will let you know where the showers you now. the forecast is coming up. >>> live from the kgo broadcast center, this is "abc7 n

part of the base going forward. >> he represents an underserved part of the country.s not going away. he will win new hampshire. marco will be second and ted cruz will be third. we're into a long campaign. i think you ought to make your reservation for two weeks. >> you really think that? >> i really do. i've run the rules. the rules matter a great deal. it's very hard to get to that number with three viable candidates. it's impossible with four. >> you have no -- you have no super delegates with a thumb on the scale that was put into the democratic party rules precisely to avoid something like that. >> that means anyone who has chips at the table. carly has a chip. >> she's got a delegate. >> inwith chips at the table go do cleveland. >> that is a fascinating view of the future. great pleasure. come back. >>> bernie sanders picks up an endorsement from former naacp president. he's here to tell me why just ahead. and why stop to find a bathroom? with cialis for daily use, you don't have to plan around either. it's the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfu

a non-profit dedicated to raising up underserved children needs help recovering from october's flood. river's edge retreat hosts educational and spiritual camps for children in the summer - but the flood washed away many of the group's valuable teaching tools that includes things like books and art supplies, music equipment, laptops and ipads. "the analogy we like to give - if you want to be a baseball player we provide the bat the ball the glove the coach...so if you wanna play baseball, we'll make it possible. if you wanna be a good student, you want to learn, you want to have the potential to go to college, we provide all those tools to make it possible." for a full list of supplies and how to donate, go to wistv.com stay with us--your full forecast is coming up after this break. break 2 get ready for a nice stretch of in the middle of a time when senior poverty is increasing. republicans and some democrats came up with a brilliant idea for cutting cost-of-living adjustments for social security. we said, "it will be over our dead bodies if you cut social security." as president, i

she'll partner with local united way and community programs to help underserved populations to flint. they'll sesend water and cleaning sources to them. >>> afteter winning super bowl 50, peyton isis feeling on top, rocky top that is. he was pointed on the iconic rock on campus. first naname is also peyton. she says she started painting the mural before the game was over, and took five hoururs to complete. >> i was going to say that's quick work. >> that is. >> news channel 8 at 6:00 o'clock is next. . >> here's what they're working on. >>> tens of thousands of dollars taken right out of an art gallery. >> a pricy piece of artwork vanishing, and how investigators plan to find the thief. >> and candidates make last minute pushes for support awade of the primary in new hampshire. >> reporter: tampa officials says they were never notified about a sink hole under a tampa apartment complex, but engineers have proof they sent the report. >> reporter: on friday we truced you to -- introduced to rufus, a dog waiting six years to find a home. a couple saw the story, and >>> that's coming up on

a non-profit dedicated to raising up underserved children needs help recovering from october's flood. river's edge retreat hosts educational and spiritual camps for children in the summer - but the flood washed away many of the group's valuable teaching tools that includes things like books and art supplies, music equipment, laptops and ipads. "the analogy we like to give - if you want to be a baseball player we provide the bat the ball the glove the coach...so if you wanna play baseball, we'll make it possible. if you wanna be a good student, you want to learn, you want to have the potential to go to college, we provide all those tools to make it possible." for a full list of supplies and how to donate, go to wistv.com and click on this story. tonight, students at dutch fork middle school pledge that "hate won't win." it's part of a national initiative started by the granddaughter of daniel simmons, who was one of the nine people killed in the emanuel ame church shooting. the movement aims to break down barriers of division and intolerance by celebrating acts of love. the school sold

hundred stores in 2016, but a lot of those stores opening are not necessarily going into these underserved communities, a lot of these communities where there are food deserts. so it is not necessarily going to fix the issue here. >> thank you. >>> state officials in california say a huge gas leak near l.a. could be capped by the end of next week. it has been leaking methane for months forcing thousands from their homes. even if the leak is capped soon, the economic impact may be felt for a long time there, stephanie stanton reports. >> reporter: at the nail garden salon at partner ranch, empty chairs are now the norm? what used to be a thriving business. >> you used to see every spa chair or all of these front chairs filled up, and phone calls would not stop. >> reporter: she says business has dropped nearly 60% since the gas leak. >> they really miss coming here. and every time they come here, we catch up on everything. and it's really good to see them. >> reporter: the salon is one of several small businesses taking part in class action lawsuit against the gas company. the attorney is o

. @>> it's been beautiful to watch @our dream of working with the @underserved be combined with the @wellness center. @>> and so we're able to bring @them programming and services @that most of us have at our @fingertips, and so that's why @it's a dream come true. @>> well, congratulations to them @both. @and the business allows @customers to speak with the @therapists and take a yoga class @and maybe even get a massage, @all under one roof. @>>> when we come back on the @ohio's top football recruits is @headed south. @just down i-71 to columbus. @why he decided to stay in ohio. @>>> plus the chef of the world's @best restaurant reveals his @secret to success, and we share @the dishes that made him famous @when we come back. @ @>>> with him, this is one of @the -- well, this is one of the @great days in our area. @it's signing day. @four kids from northeast ohio @this is luke farrell, he's a big @tight end from perry high @school, 6'6", 240 pounds, ranked @the no. @7 tight end in the @country and he's on his way to @ohio state. @so is kiera hawkins, he's a @tight end but he's a versat

. @>> two women who took their @mutual love for helping the @underserved and created a @wellness center are in the news @tonight. @they brought mental and @physical healing together under @one roof alyssa raymond is here @to show us -- @>> after working for other @people and navigating @navigating the blows of budget @cuts, they decided to take @turn it into a reality of their @own. @>> we sat in the parking lot in @our cars and looked at each @other and said, we can do this. @>> they did it. @together they founded partners @to empowerment wellness center @in beachwood. @>> the work we do is more about @helping people become balanced, @healthy in all aspects of their @life. @>> they combined wellness @services such as massage, youga @and mental health work to help @at risk children, battered @women, and both men and women @trying to overcome addiction. @>> we watch them blossom and we @watch them develop their sense @of self- @>> regain who they are. @>> do you believe what we have @created here? @do you believe what we have @done? @who are we? @we knew our stuff, but we @didn't know a

in some case these are underserved communities when it comes to doctors nurses and practitioners. >> the president was talking about the addiction as, harm reduction. harm reduction includes needle is exchange programs where addicts can get cleaning syringes, used all over the world. giving injection drug user clean needles helps the spread of hiv and hepatitis c but the programs remain controversial in this country and absolutely illegal in a few dozen states. we went to one of those states, florida, where a perfect storm of heroin addiction, hiv infection and lack of clean syringes have left needle exchange advocates fighting for a solution to a modern day epidemic. >> so as you can see i pulled out a couple of syringes. usually i start them out with ten and then i would put them in the package. >> about once a week ordained pastor george gibson can be found at this miami storage irnt unit prepping for his usual deliveries. >> this is illegal to distribute syringes but for the last couple of years gibson has done that. he has made handing out syringes to injection drug users his li

but other people told the council they liked the idea and say this shopping center will serve an underserved part of cary. store that we do have does not meet my personal needs and my family's needs. we are at that section and backed up by chatham county and there isn't anything going on there to serve our needs either. >> and the woman thaw just heard from there she was kind of the minority opinion at last night's council meeting before they voted to approve the project. . >>> the national weather service confirms three tornadoes did hit our area during wednesday's storms. one moved through granville in vance county, one in wayne, one in durham. >> the twister that hit in granville was an ef2. winds reached upwards of 125 miles per hour. in durham the strong into homes. the national weather service says an ef 1 tornado hit down at hillendale road. . the inside walls were moving inside the closet. you could feel the whole force of the tornado and the hail hitting the back door here. >> she says she and her alive. fortunately in our area no one was killed or injured. >> and all that severe we

we do know, again, those families who are underserved could really use a helping hand.>> a great opportunity to help everyone had back-to- school. >>> last summer, another -- a number of midland residents attended a farmers market. they are back for round two.>> reporter: remember this?>> we from the interstate to the farmers market. >> reporter: and this?>> we were not able to get any food unfortunately. we heard they were turning people away as we got in.>> reporter: let's just say that the food truck restful was a lot calmer this year.>> today seems a lot more easier. we've only been waiting for 10 minutes. >> reporter: sewer festival organizers who only invited local food trucks this time around rather from the -- rather than the ones from outside south carolina. >> this is something we do not have in this area and we are trying to bring more awareness to farmers market and the different things that we can do out here.>> reporter: overall, everyone was happy with the experience this time around. >> i think sometimes we do not get enough credit. we just wanted to get out to the people, li

they say that a shopping center specifically a publix a grocery store will underserved. we're going to explain what they mean coming up in our next half hour. >>> a fiery battle erupted on tuesday. we have a recap of the debate and where the candidates now headed this weekend. >> you get along with nobody. >> the debate contention shoes. >> this guy's a liar. >> donald trump was attacked from the right and the left by biosenators ted cruz and marco rubio who joined in a tag team to knock trump out of favor with voters. >> anyone who cared about illegal immigration wouldn't be hiring. >> you hired some workers >> i'm the only one on the stage that's hired people, you haven't hired anybody. >> rubio went on an all out offensive against trump attacking his health care plan among other issues. >> that's the own part of the plan just the lines. >> i have many different plans you'll have competition you'll have so many different plans >> no, no no, no. >> mr. trump. >> they're talking about repeating i watched him repeat himself five times four weeks ago. >> i watched you repe

what i'm really concerned about is underserved communities where, you know, someone is applying for publicousing. you know, that's where people need more protection than ever, and i think, you know, i don't see it on a day-to-day basis, but i think throughout the south and throughout the nation even, homophobia continues to be a real problem. >> but there are a lot of religious conservatives that support this bill. they don't want their religious beliefs violated in any way. by providing services they are not comfortable with. is there a compromise that you see. >> i think it was interesting to see the members of the faith community who came forward yesterday in georgia, to talk about how they were against the legislation. and how this legislation is alienating communities of faith. we want fair and equal protection for everyone, and i think we want the state legislate sure to appreciate that, and move in that direction. >> one telecom company has already said it will leave the bill if the legislation becomes law. >>> still ahead, soccer's future at stake. fifa chooses a new president. >>>

and i'd like to also mention siblings in families, they are a really underserved population. they don't get a lot of attention when their parents are so busy trying to save that loved one's life. and it's not easy to just let go. if your son or daughter had diabetes and they weren't taking their insulin and they were eating chocolate chip cookies and drinking soda, you wouldn't tell somebody, just let them go, there's nothing you can do. they need treatment. they need to learn how to manage their condition. and that's what we're there to help do. and if everybody gets educated, grandparents, parents, aunts, uncles, friends, communities, neighbors, we might be able to some day really squash this epidemic that has been killing far more people than accidents and homicides in this country. and i'm really afraid that if we don't get a handle on it now, what's going to happen in ten years? and then all of the orphaned children out there, there are thousands of young children out there that are now orphans. they have no mother, no father. there are grandparents out there, trying to

hidden genius sees black teenaged boys as having limitless futures but they are vastly underserved. > so we're in for -- >> the idea was to get at those young men and help them engage and recognize the potential they have that they might see as hidden. you want to see the code? >> reporter: it helps about 20 boys at a time. it's free and so is the laptop computer that each one gets. but the teenagers have to commit to 15 months of weekly classes as well as two summer sessions. >> you got an idea? >> i have some ideas. >> reporter: the goal isn't to simply train more computer programmers. it's to tap into a boy's potential for a better life. >> even before they grow up, so to speak, to begin having more opportunities to earn money but also to take ideas that they have and turn them into something to build things that matter to them and their communities. >> i don't really know where i would have learned the skills i have learned here anywhere else cuz i had already wondered, like, where am i going to go with this interest of mine? so it was really great that i found this place. >> repo

the area is underserved by restaurants, banking. we've got a lot of interest from financial institutions. steve karlin: the new retailers could be open for business this fall. stacey: warren county voters get next tuesday. right now, sales tax in warren county is 6%. the local option sales tax would increase it by 1% -- making the total tax $.07 per dollar. if approved, the tax increase could bring in a lot of money. the city of carlisle could see $190,000 in the fiscal year. but the tax could also impact business owners. kelly: so, say you did a million dollars in sales. that's $10,000 that you're going to have to come up with. andrew: it's important for them to make that decision, as to whether they would like to see things improve in their community and allow the city to grow. stacey: if the local option sales tax does pas, it would go into effect on july 1. steve: an important celebration today, and a fresh start, for the iowa air national guard. it is the 75th anniversary of the 132nd fighter wing. two months ago, pilots again

typical back to school events happen in august, but year round, those individuals that are especially underserved need school supplies. they need the pencils, the paper, the pens. this is something we're trying to do, along with our community partners, to try to replinish those school supplies during the second semester of school.families could also participate in health screenings and sports dental screenings... haircuts... manicures... and some zumba... along with other entertainment. 3 some folks in columbia spent this afternoon learning about ways they could give back to the community. it was through an event called community connect... good shepherd lutheran church hosted the one stop shop for people who want to serve... but don't really know where to start. their goal was to help plug people into different service projects in the area. organizations say this event... is just another example of the partnership between the church and community. 3 these kind of events, church fairs, it's our way as directors and organizations to be able to come out to the church and say thank you. they support

the program targets underserved students in public schools and teaches them both the cooking and life skills they'll need to make it in high-end kitchens. >> why do these kids need the push? why do they need the help? >> most of them are first generation who go to college >> i'm gonna do a jerk pretzel roll. >> brianna wellmon went through c-caps program. now, at age 23, she's a cook in one of the city's top luxury hotels. >> c cap taught me to have standards. this is a good level of cooking, this is a great level of cooking, this is a spectacular level of cooking. and also did a lot of character building for me. >> after c-cap, brianna earned a scholarship to attend the culinary institute of america. what are you looking for what kind of texture? shiny and still together. and keri just got word that she too had been accepted to cia. it's one of the most prestigious cooking schools in the world. >> and both say c-cap played a big part in their success. >> i didn't really know how to go about entering the field then c cap kind of helped open that door for me. >> stay tuned! >> more of

. >>> mayor de blasio wants to bring improvements to three underserved areas of the city. his annual state of the city address. he outlined plans on issues and topics that were already known or previously announced. like a special police task force targeting illegal guns and a streetcar linking brooklyn and queens. then he also spoke specifically about three city neighborhoods he says are in need of help. south bronx, the far rockaway in queens and brownsville in brooklyn. >> we know that with the right support and strong faith in the neighborhood brownsville can and will rise. >> mayor also announced a free wi-fi program known as link nyc. he says it's going to start on third avenue in a matter of weeks. but the website shows it's up and running already. >>> happening today, new york city councilmembers will be voting on a hefty pay raise. they make a little over $112,000 if it passes, they get a 32% increase meaning they make more than $138,000. however, it would limit outside income. they haven't had a raise in ten years. >>> it's 4:42. just ahead, a rare look at the ma

the money goes to help underserved youth in the bay area.he line went out the door for a block. >> i want my peeps. >> >>> tonight, breaking point. bill clinton on the attack, unloading on bernie sanders again as the campaign erupts hours from the first votes here in new hampshire. >>> crunch time. can donald trump turn big poll numbers into a big win, and can marco rubio bounce back from that debate debacle? we go one-on-one. >>> nightmare at sea. panic as a cruise sp gets can caught in a ferocious storm. slammed by 30-foot waves. water rushing in. thousands ordered to their cab nsz. >>> bomb handoff. shocking video of the moment a suspected suicide bomber is handed what authorities believe is a laptop packed with explosives before blowing himself up on board. >>> and heart burn drug warning. millions take them. now doctors are sounding an alarm about some of the most popular

the target audience is underserved communities. are over 24 years old. it is important. we have this viable product and i am glad that it falls into what we are doing in 2016. iterates, ailds, culture of continuous improvement. part of that includes outreach and figuring out how to get the message out there and doing outreach to guidance counselors who are actually reaching the students. how do we continue partnering with organizations who are in communities and how do we get them to be enticed to use the data? will continue to iterate from the future perspective and from an outreach perspective. it ist of the beauty of that you do not need to have to go to a .gov website and that is the whole point. on data is where users are, different education websites. not every person things about going to a .gov. we want to make that ok and push the information to where people are, instead of forcing them to come to us. >> two more questions and i have a final. the pushback from the contractors engaged in developing software the old way? you are so few in number and they are makin

if you purchase a cup or grounds at the store, a portion of the proceeds will help underserved youth through the warriors community foundation. >> how nice is it of him to do that in the middle of the season? good for him. >> they are so into their community. >> they really are. wonderful to see. >> "world news tonight with david muir" is coming up next. i'm kristen sze. >> we appreciate your time and hope to see you again in half an hour at 6:00. >> bye-bye. >>> tonight, breaking news here. a blizzard hits with the showdown in new hampshire just hours away now. abc's powerhouse political team, out in force tonight. one-on-one with donald trump. can he close the deal here? one-on-one with marco rubio, after taking incoming fire from his opponents at the abc debate. did you fight for your own legislation, senator, or did you run from it? repeating his lines on stage. >> there it is. >> what he says now. and hillary clinton in a fierce battle with bernie sanders in his own backyard. >>> the blizzard warnings across several states tonight. the bus flipping. dozens hurt. some critical. w

he announced improvements to three underserved neighborhoods in the bronx, far rockaway queens and browns ril brooklyn. >> i'm proud to announce the city of new york is investing $91 million to transform downtown far rockaway. the kind of investment this neighborhood has not seen in years. >> also a new wi-fi program called link nyc. it will begin on third avenue. but the website shows it's up and running. >>> the nypd officer accused of fatally shooting a man is expected to testify on monday. before resting yesterday, the prosecution presented the bullet fired from officer liang's gun. the defense began by putting officers who responded to that shooting on the stand. they told the court that liang was distraught and crying after he fired that shot that killed akai gurley two years ago. >>> new york city council substantial pay raise. council members earn a little over $112,000 a year. if today's vote passes, that he would get a 32% bump in pay. that means they'd make more than $138,000. the bill would also restrict limits on outside income. city council members have not had a raise since

year area dentists like veronica glogowski offer free preventative care, cleanings and exams to underserved children under age 18. she says this is something that's being done not only here in the tri state but across the country as well give kids a smile started in 2003 and this year there will be 74 sites across the state of ohio providing about 8000 dollars worth of free care and we will be seeing about 17000 kids you do need to make an by now you've noticed we are all wearing red - and you should be too. today is go red for women - part of heart disease awareness month. to make sure even the littlest babies have their red on this month - a group of dedicated volunteers has put their crochet talents to the test. these volunteers have hand- crafted more than a thousand tiny red hats. that's enough to give to every baby born this month at christ hospital. there's actually so many this year - they're sharing the 'love' with babies at u-c - good sam and other local hospitals. the volunteers just finished the final hats. lisa thomas/volunteer "knowing that you did something for someone else,

of supervisors ordinance 11913 which states we should strive to locate areas less congested and underservedareas as well as discourage infringement on loading and drop zones. it can seem these are relatively congested and well served areas and it can be seen that these are 100% dedicated to loading zones for businesses. >> thank you. >> okay commissioners the matter is up to you. >> i'm in agreement those areas are highly congested. sorry, i can't support the deal on that basis. >> i just don't see how it works. >> i concur. >> would anyone like to make a motion? >> move to deny the appeal on the basis the department's findings are accurate. >> we have a motion by the vice president to deny the appeal and uphold the denial of the appellant that the department's findings are accurate. on a motion, commissioner lazarus aye, honda, skype wilson aye swig aye. the motion carried 5-0 and the denial of the permit is upheld. item number five has been continued to march 16. so we will call item number six appeal number 15-202. maria douglas versus department of building inspection with planning depa

they are a really underserved population. they don't get a lot of attention with her parents are so busy trying to save that loved one's life. and it is not easy to just let go. if your son or daughter had diabetes and they weren't taking their insulin and they were --ing chocolate to cookies it in chocolate chip cookies and just drinking soda, you wouldn't just let them do what they needed to do, they need treatment, and they need to manage their addiction. and that is what we are here to do. educated,dy is grandparents, and's and uncles -- grandparents, aunts and uncles, friends and neighbors, thisy be able to quash epidemic that is taking over our country. if we don't get a handle on it now, what is going to happen in 10 years? i think about all of the orphan children out there. there are tens of thousands of children out there that are now orphans, they have no mother or no father. there are grandparents out there who are trying to take care of children and they have spent their retirement funds. so i urge everybody to le

cincinnati directly impacts more than 90 non-profit agencies in greater cincinnati which benefit underserved kids. mvk's donated tickets and experiences are used as a reward for academic achievements, enhance social development and encourage kids to dream. most valuable kids (mvk) cincinnati will mark 10 years of serving youth in the greater cincinnati area with an anniversary celebration on mayerson jcc, 8485 ridge road. a look out over the city from the nine on your side skycam. we'll have a final check of the nine first warning later today at 4 on the now cincinnati...an increase in accidents prompts the idea of requiring a special license to drive a golf cart. cart.i-r-s rock and roll auction... the famous items seized and soon to be on sale. and snap restrictions... a new york lawmaker wants to keep expensive foods off the grocery list... for families using food stamps.join tanya o'rourke and me on the now cincinnati... today at 4. let's get one last check of your forecast. that's 9 on your side at noon again at four for the now cincinnati. cincinnati.and don't forget - keep 9 on your s

more people and they are providing free clinics, exams, fillings and extractions for those who are underserved or underinsured. 23,000 people will be served and it will relieve the workload from emergency rooms. >> going to an emergency room will not cure your dental issue, the pain always comes back. i think that is the biggest message, when you need to go to the dentist to get the work done. >> i can go to the dentist, i can have my teeth clean and have exams being done and not worry about a high bill. up an appointment, go to wltx.com. >> a lottery ticket was sold on west beltline boulevard. the winner called his dad first and said he wanted to pay h back for taking care of him all these years. the winner played the money money money game. that sweet that he wanted to call his dad first. and from dads to moms, our mom of the day is shakira bennett. she was nominated by her mother, linda planting. she says, she is a great mother to her son, loves helping other people, she's very talented and always there for those who need her. congratulations. if you would like to nominate a mom of the day

it isn't an opportunity to engage with the modern downtown manhattan customer that we believe is underserveds is not the only eyeingretailer opportunity in downtown manhattan. all told, the city will gain 650,000 square feet of additional space. >> do you think the market has the capacity for all these stores? >> i think the customers and the market will eventually decide that. haveour forward plan, we worked out a unique lane of business. we differentiate ourselves from those top competitors. >> that includes partnership with the blind barber for more mail client, an exclusive restaurant, and others that make up the downtown destination. about exclusive brands, and carving of exclusive products in the larger brands we carry. >> sales associates carry i've has given and customers can check out with apple pay. having a more mobile checkout experience, and not a traditional cash register behind the scenes as part of that credit >. >> this is part of the commitment to improve the customer experience. fund savedlion hedge barney's from bankruptcy in 2012. since then the retailer has seen record

joel: a new service to get the underserved communities on the internet is up and running. they just lost a new website designed to help expand high-speed internet access including a map that shows where high-speed internet is available and provides information about how businesses can get access. you can find a link over on abc 11.com. anna: sharks were on the prowl. remember this? a record-setting 98 unprovoked the u.s. lead the world with 59 attacks including eight in north carolina. 30 attacks happened in florida. the previous record, 88 attacks in 2000. chris: we have flurries and snow showers out there. with temperatures in the upper 30's and low 40's we are not expecting huge impacts. scattered areas of snow showers, here downtown there have been at least passing snow showers. where you see the white snow, it could be snow there too. sometimes the computer model has a hard time determining what is what. temperatures above freezing, other areas of rain may be sleet over the coastal plain. see the temperatures above freezing. 40 mooresville. 38 siler city. the precipit

the area is underserved by restaurants. banking, we've got a lot of interest from financial institutions. alyx: the new businesses could be open as early as fall. an important celebration friday, and a fresh start for the iowa international guard -- iowa national guard. it was the 75th anniversary of the 132nd fighter wing. two months ago, pilots again off of the air -- off of the base. they are flying remotely piloted drone aircraft called, reapers, all over the globe. >> when aircraft over in theatre take off and get up in the air, we'll then take over and. fly the mission until it's time to come back and land. alyx: the other two missions conducted out of des moines are intelligence surveillance, cyber security operations. a: 06 on a beautiful saturday morning. bring the jacket, but you will shut it. -- shed it. frank: we have clear skies, a lot of sunshine. there is some purpose -- precipitation to the north and west that will be sliding through. 37 already in des moines, 34 in knoxville. mid-30's around waterloo and we

today some area dentists will offer free preventative care, cleanings and exams to underserved children under age 18. starting at 8 this morning...lifetime smiles on north bend road will be taking patients.and if you can't get over there...springdale dental center off springdale pike will be open from noon to five. we're told you don't need to make an appointment. today is national wear red day. this is a live look at the p-n- c building downtown... which is lit up in red.wear red day helps raise awareness of heart disease and stroke... which is the number one killer of women in the u-s.organizers are asking you to add some red to your wardrobe today to show your support. let's get a check outside... it's a frosty start to our skies will be clear for the first half of the day, turning partly cloudy this afternoon. our high improves to 41. temperatures warm through the weekend. saturday's high reaches 45, sunday at 49. enjoy the dry, partly cloudy and warmer weekend! >>> that is levi's stadium, super bowl sunday coming up, everybody getting ready to 235is off and robin is in san francisc