the department of corrections says the disturbance involved one half of a housing unit at the prison. 5 inmates had to receive medical treatment...but are okay. no officers or staff members were hurt. right now, the f-b-i is looking for a woman behind a multi state series of jewelry store robberies including in north carolina this week. agents say a woman with a pistol held up a jared's employees' hands before stealing several pieces of jewelry. investigators think the woman has been involved in a number of jewelry store robberies last year including in bluffton, south carolina, tennessee, florida, and georgia. investigators say she wasn't alone in some of those heists, releasing a picture of a man who could be a possible accomplice. two men are in the hospital after a small plane crash at the savannah-hilton head international airport this morning. officials say the plane was leaving savannah on the way to lexington, kentucky, when it had issues during takeoff. investigators say the pilot turned around in the air and was trying to land when the plane skidded in the grass and crashed

a department of corrections spokesperson says the disturbance involved one half of a housing unit at the bishopville prison. 5 inmates had to receive medical treatment...but are okay. no officers or staff members were hurt. irmo fire crews say food left on the stove is to blame for causing part of a home to go up in flames this morning. firefighters battled the fire at the home on canterbury court just before 7. crews from columbia and lexington county assisted because of the close proximity of homes in the neighborhood. contain the fire to the kitchen. the red cross is helping the family, now displaced. we now know it was a man whose body was found inside a burned home in elloree. but orangeburg county deputies are still waiting on dental records to figure out who he is. firefighters discovered the victim's body monday as they put out a fire at a home on old number six highway. the homeowner was not home at the time of the fire. investigators don't know yet how it started....but they're calling it suspicious. sled is heading up the investigation. incredible video shows three tractor

a victim of this suspect they can call the special victims unit at 973-753-1130. for now we are live here in newark, toni yates, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you. >>> a mess of a commute on the west side highway, a disabled car there, really messing up the evening commute, delays all the way to the gw bridge. shannon sohn in newscopter 7 above it all. shannon. >> reporter: yeah, this has been just a disaster but a little bit of good news here. look at this. this car right here was brought to the rescue and got our disabled out of the way. he is now pulling away. so you are seeing it live here this common ramp to the george washington bridge and the cross bronx expressway. we want to show you what it has done to traffic because this west side is a bumper-to-bumper nightmare that takes you all the back to the 50s, that disabled was there for over an hour. reporting live over the george washington bridge, shannon sohn, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> that's going to take a while to clear. shannon, thank you. >>> we are learning new details in a robbery in brookl

officer who happened to be a female officer who was all the way in the back of the units doing a unit check at the time that i got taken. the female officer all the way in the back of the unit was the only one that heard the noise that was made at that time and actually went down to check up on me. the other inmates came out and chucked a piece of broomstick at her. she slammed the door shut and made the alert, and that's when they actually found out that i was being held hostage. >> shortly after the alert, a rescue squad made its move. >> thank god for the warden at that time because he actually did what he had to do and got me out of this place alive. you can actually see some of the old bullet holes when they came in and shot this place up to get me out. i used to think i was the biggest, baddest thing that walked the earth, and i realized at that point, you know what i mean, that i was just as human as anybody else. thereafter the incident, for about a month and a half straight, i had nightmares every time i closed my eyes, and i just felt, you know what? i'm either going to come back and

douglas mccombs, who is serving time for burglary, has spent three months in the security housing unit at wabash. >> since he's been inside the shu, he's been in a stripped cell. when you see a offender come out of the cell, and all he's wearing is his underwear, at that time he was on strip cell. i think it was for resisting staff or trying to assault staff before. so we then had trouble with him on about every range we put him on so far. >> say, i got a mental disorder, or they say i do. they say i've got a mental disorder. they say schizophrenic disorder. i can't get along with people too much, especially when they're evil. >> officer sachtjen has been working in the shu since 1997. >> an average day in the shu can be pretty mundane. you have recs and showers to do, md, sick call and so on and so forth. some days like today do get a little more exciting. we had an offender who became belligerent in the shower. >> and they come up here talking crazy to me, okay? she come up there and talking to me, well you called me a [ muted ]. i said what? i said, wait a minute, [ muted ] i just aske

we brought slavery to the united ates and treated people of a different color differently. we enticed chinese to come and help build the railroad infrastructur e and treated them very poorly. then you have antisemitism, is not unknown in this country. in nineteen thirty nine, after world war two had broken t on the continent we turned away a shop called the ms st. louis. it german refugees from the holocaust. they were returned to europe, over half were lost in the holocaust. that is really aunpardonable circumstance. thth during the war, world war two that is, we incarcerated japanese americans. many of whom were christian, many of whom were not. these are embarrassments in our history. we've learned from them. jeff mentions, and i of america is tolerance, particularly catholicism is now totally mainstream. i think it won't be long before islam will be but it's going through a rough patch at the moment. jeff: i think mormonism too. you have mormonism, i thought we were going to have a mormonism when mitt romney was nominated because there is a lot of deeply rooted prejudic

. >> when we first met ivory taylor at california's pelican bay state prison he had to be flanked by two officers for his interview in a security housing unit called the shu. >> okay, you got it. look at our man right here. he's got this rambo camera. where they from? >> msnbc. >> nbc? >> msnbc. >> what's your name? >> they call me double life because i got two life sentences. and they call me godzilla because i got more points than anybody else in the prison system. so i fight everybody. i fight anybody that fight with me. and i've been in the hole 19 years straight. >> taylor spent all those years in the shu because of a list of violent infractions rivalling any inmate we've ever profiled on "lockup." >> i had my nose broke. hip broke. shoulder broke. and foot broke all in a confrontation with the police yard extraction, pod extraction, hospital extraction, shower extraction, any place you can get into a fight i got in a fight with. >> when our crew later visited taylor's cell he felt compelled to let the producer know that nobody is entirely safe around him. >> the last fight -- two days on life support machine so i don't know if you rea

. >> unit-i the segregation unit at stateville correctional center. basically this is where the bad people who are being extra bad in the facility come to be locked up. they urinate, bowel movement everywhere. i think they just are kind of crazy. the prison life is probably getting to them. >> we've never seen a more bizarre display of this gut-churning activity than at california state prison-corcoran. it happened during a routine shoot at the prison hospital. >> we were there for like about ten minutes, did a couple interviews with a couple doctors and initially it seemed like it was going to be kind of mundane and going through the process. so we decided to leave. we were all packed up, ready to go back into the other section of the prison when all hell broke loose. >> we have four inmates in four different cells that are holding food trays, some of them have started flooding the tier, which means they're causing the toilets to back up and causing water to come out onto the floor. i'm going to first go out and try to talk to the inmates and try to

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the right people are in the room right now talking, and so they can figure out a way to unit at least on common goals, then maybe something good can come out of it, but i don't think we are there yet. >> host: you said the right people in the right people and talking, etc. this is a text message from the 718 area, isis and al-qaeda problem has continued to grow in all reality, can it ever be truly contained or eliminated? >> guest: that's a very good question. i think there's two things going on. one is an effort finally to try to drive them out of hair heartland, to try to end this stay that's developed in syria and western iraq. even if you succeeded in doing that, that's a really big f and complicated challenge. the horse is out of the barn in a sense that ideology is existing in multiple states, at least 12 that we know of that are active and communicating with central baÑ -- here is his most recent work. the rise of isis. >> caller: i tuned in a little bit late. let me get to my question. i want to go from 15 years ago today. if al gore had one that election al gore would have ha

at his return. but we will see. i fly united a lot still because it is convenient for me, but there are still a lot of problems. >> that's right, if you look at time and statistics, they have pulled themselves up into the middle of the path. perception,customer they have made it ok, but financially, there is a time when jet fuel is very cheap and heading into the next year, it is going to be harder. terms oft pass them in being the number two airline. delta is doing very well despite the fact that they had a more recent merger. it is going to beat off. david: you talked about how united surveys its customers. carol: a lot. david: i think there are perceptions that the airlines are totally tone deaf. carol: how often? united and i say i am met at you and i don't want to spend any more time with you. it is ridiculous. david: are they starting to pay more attention to the customer experience? >> i think so, i think so. some of these things were put in interim ceo and some of these take time. a all take a while to work out. united,

i am in the process of buying one of these units at 4th and mission. 'm the person, people like me are the people who will be moving in this new unit. i'm a project engineer working in the transbay terminal, that is going to be the biggest rooftop park in the whole world. so you will have plenty of parks to go. i come in the night-time and produce several shows. i love san francisco. there is no way i could live here if not for a program like this. i can tell you how frustrating it is, that the handful of people that is 44 families that can't move there because there may or may not be shadows. we're talking about shadows? it's the only way people like me can live here. i'm making this city alive. thank you. >> thank you. >> hi. my name is robert devlin, sales associate for polaris pacific and i work at 400 mission. i have one of the best jobs ever. i get to give keys to people like carmen and to cam, who will be speaking next. i have two letters, if i have time to read them both, i will. the first one is from a buyer itran purchasing a unit at mission t

are concerned about someone who may be a victim of human trafficking to call the victims assistance unit at 803-576-3115. now to a developing story out of iran-- 10 u.s. navy sailors who were aboard two small boats being held by iran are expected to be transferred to a u.s. ship tomorrow morning. the pentagon says the boats drifted into iranian waters in the persian gulf after one of them had mechanical problems. the sailors were picked up by iranian forces near farsi island. the south carolina general assembly went back into session today. members of the senate held a memorial service for their colleague, the late senator william o'dell who died last week. lawmakers in the house sorted through the bills introduced before the beginning of session. will be two of the big issues they work to tackle before the session ends in early june. it was a long trip home--but a warm welcome for the clemson tigers, who returned to death valley tonight. the tigers fell to alabama last night in the national championship game--45 to 40. quarterback deshaun watson set a national championship game record with

. >> wages are down in most cities in the united ates. >> a new study shows studies fell in 80 in 100 of the biggest metropolitan areas. the study looked at several economic measures. areas saw improvement in almost one area such as employment, productivity or average wealth per person. most saw less pay for workers. the wage decline affected minorities more than whites. only eight cities of the largest 100 metro areas saw median wages and employment rates rise while poverty rates fell. >> facebook may be looking into taking on uber and lift. >> a patent application reveals the social media giant may get into ride sharing. the idea is an expansion of the big feature that would help users share vehicles to get to travel events. the patent hasn't yet been approved. >> the news comes weeks after to allow users to book cars from facebook facebook's messenger app. forget drones --. >> coming up what this vulture is accused of, why it is not a unique situation. >> heading to the super bowl later today at 5:30, how much money you could shell out for the event. >> a woman spotted in asheville

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. >> the president of the united ates will deliver the state of the union address to highlight american value. >> the democratic party chair and first jewish congresswoman from florida said the invite stands as a response to the resent hateful rhetoric aimed at the muslim community. most notably republican presidential front runner donald trump who has suggested barring muslims from entering the united states. >> no better way to drown out all armed and stand agent as leaders in the country and push back hard and say enough is enough. >> the congresswoman is inviting the doctor from decades ago and now the wes ten. she argues trump is just trying to get attention. what we adapt is real. each member of congress is allowed one guest. reporting live in the studio, nbc 6 news. >> president obama's final state of the union takes place tomorrow night. you can watch it live right here on nbc 6 and streaming on our app and tuning into nbc 6 news >> well >>. >> the need to reach 683,000 next month for a poroposed constitutional amendment. now, the group has to reach that dead line by february 1s

unit. but i will recommend that you guys go back to 2-4. >> yeah. >> peters has hamajor conflicts with at leastmates, and the jail tries to separate likely combatants. >> that makes five units i can't put david peters on. so considering i only have 11 units to actually work with here it makes him very difficult to be housed. >> i'm probably a headache to stangel. i get into fights. and these people, these people, these people. he don't know where to put me. everywhere i go i'm going to cause somebody a headache. i'm going to start something. >> see, that's the thing. i don't want to put my man in a situation where he's going to go somewhere else. >> i'm going to make sure he goes somewhere else that's safe too. >> very much like a soap opera, a lot of silly drama. you just keep track of it the best you can. like i said, they do their time, they go back to another general population unit. sometimes they make, it sometimes they don't. they come back here and i'm left picking up the pieces. >> stangel's on top of his game. he tries his best to -- who's from where or who's got problems with who, bu

the fire and smoke caused extensive damage to several units at the west chester manor apartment forcing 18 people out of their homes. the one bit of good news here there were no injuries. >>> well plenty of students dread testing of any kind, but in one bay area school district there is growing concern over end of year testing. polk county school district made changes this school year to it policy and it now wants the end of year exam to count toward 30% of the student's final grade. some students started a petition drive calling for is unfair. >> if i worked all year for an a and i take a test that i wasn't really prepared for. and it drops me down to a b that's not really fair to me because i still worked very hard to get an a. if i had a b that would go down to a c. >> reporter: nearly 4,000 which now has the attention of the district. district leaders plan to hold a community meeting and will create a student review process. >>> nearly 86 million americans are at risk for diabetes. that's why today the medical examiner's association and the ad council and centers for disease started

the violence seen played out inside a unit at the apartments at airport boulevard in sanford. kirsten, we know one of those victims had to be rushed to the hospital. >> that's right. police found that woman as she was being attacked inside one of these apartments and they rushed her to the hospital for surgery. now all but one of those dogs was killed during the attack, by police, we want to mention right away, some of this video from the scene may be difficult to watch. >> i'm appalled by that. i don't know what could have happened. >> a woman is fighting for her life after police say a pack of dogs turned on her. it started with a front tick officers rushed to the complex and found five dogs attacking the woman. police shot and killed all five dogs and took this one they say was not involved away. crews rushed the woman the surgery and helped four more people including two kids. police say the woman knew the animals before they attacked but have not said if the dogs live at the apartment. neighbors are asking questions about how the dogs got there in the first place. >> no d

miami-dade's facilities, inmates are housed in dormitory-like settings with a correctional officer in the unit at facility of all men is that to me it's sort of easier to control at times. we can relate to a man on a one-on-one basis and you can calm the situation. >> man, you got to get off that bar. that's it for that. no more of that workout stuff. >> let's do it. chow. come on, guys. chow. >> depending on the nature of their crime, some inmates are kept in a maximum security unit away from the general population. >> i am a three-time loser. this makes my third time. once you're in the system, you will be back. >> eric johns was originally convicted of sexual assault. he completed his sentence but now he's back in jail for violating his parole. >> there's nothing in here that fascinates me or that makes me happy. this is as close to a living hell as i think i ever want to come. >> the hardest thing, from my point of view, is just the consistent isolation. >> 39-year-old darrell robinson was convicted of sexually assaulting a young girl and is currently appealing his case. >> my family hired a

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an eight unit seeley apartment building in almonte springs told me they are concerned for their health and safety with living conditions some have been dealing with for close to two years, in at least three units, we spotted it appeared to be mold and furniture and clothes covered in mildew. >> it has caused water damage, it is causing it to be in the living room, on the floor. >> reporter: residents have been complaining to the landlord about a mold problem right here on this drywall. they say it was about 4:00 a.m. they woke up to the sound of loud boom and this is what they walked out in the living room to see. you can see the drywall has collapsed right down to the floor and they put these containers right here to collect the water that continues to trip out. >> the ceiling is filled with mildew and mold and it is -- the wood is very, very soft. >> reporter: i called the landlord who told me he has given residents sealer and spray to treat the mold issue. as for the ceiling collapse, we were there as crews arrived to make repairs today, but some clearing the most from the building, it is only a matter collapse. >> it has taken over my furniture. it took over my clothes. i

there are true up units, the 5th amendment required that each of the project mile stones at the 300 mile stone and 600 mile stone in units the developer meet the requirement of 10 and a half of the units within the development. the bmr inclusionary units. finally, there are density bonus units on this site. these are additional bmr units that can be provided at 80 or 120 percent ami. the developer will result block 48 [inaudible] in which we granted the density bonus. the housing data table for this phase is shown on the next page. organized here by the block or building number, the number of unit and the type of unit included mptd you approved phase 1 a in marp march so we are implementing phases 2 a and b which are the 7 buildings in front of you today. building phase 2 a rather are the 5 buildings in which the 600th mile stone is provided which is why as you will see under the dda, 80 percent bmr column in the middle. they provide 10 and a half percent for each build{provide the 6 catch up units. finally, per the approval of the in march they will be providing 1 additional density bon

units have to be 3-5' above grade. i'm hearing two different things. first of all, i think project sponsor said they had to raise the whole thing 2' to start with at clara and 6th and then i understand there is a 2' raise to the beginning of the porch, that will address the units and also i think that is an 8' porch and maybe mr. sucre could talk about that because that more that satisfies with it with a broad porch. >> correct. in looking at this with the urban design team, basically the ground floor residential design guidelines provide guidelines for what is typical. and what we would often ask an architect to consider, when developing walkup units basically at the street. it's not a strict -- it's not a strict formula in terms of options, like in terms of how you basically accommodate the effect we're looking for? this it case, since the project sponsor is only raising a couple of feet off the sidewalk grade, having a deeper courtyard was supported by our design team and our design professionals. because it still allows for enough activity basically at street and allows for privacy and usage of the private terraces that are basically fronting direct

there are true up units, the 5th amendment required that each of the project mile stones at the 300 mile stone and 600 mile stone in units the developer meet the requirement of 10 and a half of the units within the development. the bmr inclusionary units. finally, there are density bonus units on this site. these are additional bmr units that can be provided at 80 or 120 percent ami. the developer will result block 48 [inaudible] in which we granted the density bonus. the housing data table for this phase is shown on the next page. organized here by the block or building number, the number of unit and the type of unit included mptd you approved phase 1 a in marp march so we are implementing phases 2 a and b which are the 7 buildings in front of you today. building phase 2 a rather are the 5 buildings in which the 600th mile stone is provided which is why as you will see under the dda, 80 percent bmr column in the middle. they provide 10 and a half percent for each build{provide the 6 catch up units. finally, per the approval of the in march they will be providing 1 additional density bon

local 12's megan moore joins us live at the united way of greater 3 that breakfast will begin at 8:30 this morning here at united way and those in attendance will get to hear from robert doar.he is currently the morgridge fellow in poverty studies at the american enterprise institute. a little background about him his areas of research include employment, health, education and community participation of low income americans and their children. doar studies and evaluates how free enterprise and improved federal policies and programs can reduce poverty and provide opportunities for those in need.the child poverty collaborativewhich was created by mayor john cranley is hosting the breakfast this morning. local 12 has been investigating our city's crisis for awhile. more than four out of 10 children in cincinnati is in a low income family. according to the annie casey foundation, which is a charitable group that helps three percent of children in ohio live in poverty. the same organization said kentucky's child poverty rate was slightly worse at 26 percent and indiana's was at 22 percent.

the violent scene played outside of a unit at a stonebrook apartment outside airport boulevard in sanford after a frantic call to 911. they found a woman being attacked and she was rushed to the hospital for surgery. all but one of the dogs was killed by police. the woman knew the animals before they attacked her but haven't said whether the dogs live there. we will keep asking police for more information. >> six years after , the debbie say they made an arrest. the deputy will say a judge for those charges. awoke to find multiple men in her home. one of the men sexually assaulted her while the others made out with cash and atv. the case went cold until were able to tie fingerprints to this man, ahmed ross. we checked and he has a long history of arrest and he is now facing new charges. we will let you know happens today. milestone. >> this is big news. a 3 mile stretch is open and it will be in apopka to i-4 an seminal county. tristan o'connell has more on the long-awaited start to the there is a planning and design on this project to get to the stage. we have hundreds of public meetings

unite this party. we have our differences, but we cannot win unless we are left running that, at the end of this nomination process, can unite this party. we cannot win if we're divided and the sooner we can unite at the end of this contest, the better off we're going to be in terms of winning." rubio says hillary clinton and republican nominee. senator rand paul started his day today in knoxville. he is wrapping up his campaign here by warning iowans what giving donald trump their vote could really mean. "i think people are frustrated with washington and so am i and in their frustration they're looking for an easy way out and right now donald trump is the easy way out, give him the power and he will fix things but there is also a long standing tradition in our country going all the way back to our founding fathers that worries about one person getting too much power, so i worry about a donald trump accumulating so much power that it would be used to take away our freedoms, i'm a big believer that the constitution was put in place to keep in check power, i think it's a foreign tradition to donald trump but

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if you happen to know where she persons unit at 702- 828-3111./// ((dave courvoisier)) > new tonight at six... nevada highway patrol says a motorcyclist was driving recklessly... when he crashed into a semi- truck over the weekend. this happened sunday on i-15 near the "valley of fire state park." n-h-p says 24- year- old zachary steven crashed into the speed. motorcycle... and hit the front of another car driving on the interstate. no one else was hurt... this marked the 6-th fatal crash of the year for n- h-p's jurisdiction./// ((denise valdez)) > a vacant apartment building goes up in flames... and it's being blamed on squatters. ((dave courvoisier)) the latest fire happened over the weekend... but it's been a problem firefighters have been dealing with all winter long. ((denise valdez)) those squatters are trying to keep warm... with the temperatures dropping into the 30's the past couple of days... right tedd? ((tedd florendo)) you got that right. it's been cold by midnight, denise,.....while temperatures have been creeping up and feeling pretty good during the day... those overn

sanders is the nominee d i know bernie and i can promise you he's not going to be president of the united ates. >> just a moment ago you very kindly offered me the vp slot. if this all works out, i'm happy >> i like it but i think i'll go back to building buildings. >> i was going to ask you to wake me up when the time came. >> no shy people there. so, who won? the response on facebook seems $% in lineee with the polls. donald trump was the most discussed followed by cruz, rubio and chris christie. and it was new hampshire voters who wereer actually the most engaged in the debate on facebook. bernie sanders' home state of vermont was second mostollowed by south carolina, f virginia, and new jersey. iran was the most discussed issue followed by immigration, and guns. >>> and this speaks volumes about their opinions of the texas senator. drop dead ted and go back to you don'ttu want to make those new yorkers mad. >> reporter: they came to debate just two weeks before the vote in iowa. >> the next commander in chief is standing on this stage. >> reporter: ted cruz had a lead in iowa polls until d

i am in the process of buying one of these units at 4th and mission. 'm the person, people like me are the people who will be moving in this new unit. i'm a project engineer working in the transbay terminal, that is going to be the biggest rooftop park in the whole world. so you will have plenty of parks to go. i come in the night-time and produce several shows. i love san francisco. there is no way i could live here if not for a program like this. i can tell you how frustrating it is, that the handful of people that is 44 families that can't move there because there may or may not be shadows. we're talking about shadows? it's the only way people like me can live here. i'm making this city alive. thank you. >> thank you. >> hi. my name is robert devlin, sales associate for polaris pacific and i work at 400 mission. i have one of the best jobs ever. i get to give keys to people like carmen and to cam, who will be speaking next. i have two letters, if i have time to read them both, i will. the first one is from a buyer itran purchasing a unit at mission t

he found her dead with her boyfriend inside the unit at mission club near sea world. the boyfriend has been identified as 32-year-old martin baker.'s birthday was yesterday. >> they are looking at the possibility that this was a murder suicide. that is certainly one of the possibilities. investigators are not saying who might've committed the crime or have a couple may have died. investigators say they are getting a lot of help from others on the investigation. everyone has been very cooperative including the relatives who live within the residents. >> reporter: we are also working to find out if there is any kind of history with this couple at this apartment or any other location. reporting live in orange county steve barrett channel 9 eyewitness news . >>> the man accused of pointing is charged with attempted murder . we told you about the story last night. investigators say he fired his gun when officers arrived and they shot back. julie salomone spoke with an eye when is who saw the suspects flee the scene. >> reporter: police got a call around 7:00 last -- friday

where only 20 out of the 80 units at are occupied. ((danny sanchez - resident manager, tam apartments: they were in the process of getting the other 60 renovated but we've been having so much problems with the squatters and stuff that now we're gonna have to do some other things.)) ((karen castro)) sanchez says he's tried everything to keep squatters out, but nothing seems to works. ((danny sanchez - resident manager, tam apartments: we put up more expanded metal and they break through those things ((karen castro)) the property manager says he's called the police several times. he says officers come and get the squatters out...but they always come back. reporting live, karen castro, 8 news now. ((dave courvoisier)) karen, how does the new squatter law come into play. ((karen castro)) the new law makes squatting a crime, as oppose to a civil matter... which allows police officers to take action and remove someone from a vacant house or apartment. ((denise valdez)) > an update to a story we brought you last night. north las vegas police

it happened in a living unit at the anamosa state penitentiary wednesday night. officials say taylor denney assaulted year sentence for several charges. the officer was treated for minor injuries and released. denney is now being held in an some waukee residents are who keep them safe... shooting waukee's 10 week "citizen police academy" wrapped up yesterday. the academy gave people a first hand look at what officers experience on the job... from investigating a crime, to incarcerating a suspect... and it was more than just curiosity that drove some to participate... i manage an apartment complex so i thought it would be good to get in good with the police, plus i thought it would better myself. i just wanted to learn more, about what the officers do in waukee as well as how i would be able to help them as a business owner. nearly 2 dozen people enrolled in the academy. the y-m-c-a of greater des moines is searching for a new leader... we have a lot of things that we're working on at the y a lot have been out there in the public that we're going to continue to wo

units arrived at this 4-story apartment building with heavy fire coming from a unit on that top floor with several rescues that needed to be made. a second alarm was struck. we have several firefighters from prince george's county and montgomery county on the scene battling this blaze. as you can see on the tv, fire is extending out of the apartment on to the balcony. we have several concerns. the rescues are our number one priority but getting units up to that floor before it extends any further. >> at this point in terms of people inside, do we know at this point how many people are inside at this point? because we still see them popping up from here and there coming down the ladders. >> reporter: we -- weenl. >> we don't at this point. we do have search and rescue efforts at this point in time. people you see coming down from this ladder now are people that run out to their balconies. they couldn't get out through the interior stairwells. they do the next best thing. >> why are we not seeing any water on the fire at this point? >> at this point all compression efforts are on the in

there are true up units, the 5th amendment required that each of the project mile stones at the 300 mile stone and 600 mile stone in units the developer meet the requirement of 10 and a half of the units within the development. the bmr inclusionary units. finally, there are density bonus units on this site. these are additional bmr units that can be provided at 80 or 120 percent ami. the developer will result block 48 [inaudible] in which we granted the density bonus. the housing data table for this phase is shown on the next page. organized here by the block or building number, the number of unit and the type of unit included mptd you approved phase 1 a in marp march so we are implementing phases 2 a and b which are the 7 buildings in front of you today. building phase 2 a rather are the 5 buildings in which the 600th mile stone is provided which is why as you will see under the dda, 80 percent bmr column in the middle. they provide 10 and a half percent for each build{provide the 6 catch up units. finally, per the approval of the in march they will be providing 1 additional density bon

we are seeing here, live scenes of the firefighters in the unit at the top. going through it and stomping out fires. give us a sense of what will happen in the coming hours there? mark: leon, this is a flat roof apartment build something there is no attic or top off area. it didn't extend in attic area or thatch roof that burns off the roofing layers on the top. the fire extends. hot spots on the roof and the ceiling on the apartments but the roof of the building. we pulled that down intentionally. then we use the hose lines to extinguish it. once the hot spots are out and assure that the fire is stable, our fire investigators will go in the apartment of origin and attempt to determine the cause of the fire. at that point we will be assisting the occupants of the building that may be displaced. i'm sure red cross is contacted and the services unit starting to assist all the occupants that will be displaced. leon: mark, can you tell us whether or not, what is being used to knock the fire down? we began watching this, we were watching the firefighters going in

it happened at the l-u-b living unit at anamosa state penitentiary. the man accused is taylor denney, who is serving a 15 year sentence for second degree arson, escape of a felon from des moines county. his sentence began in february of 2010. the officer suffered face and head injuries in the incident, one person is critically injured after a house fire started by a deep fryer. fire crews saw flames coming from the back of the house in merrill, wisconsin. the 77-year-old man inside was able to get out but was taken to the local hospital's burn unit. investigators say the fryer was unattended in the kitchen -- which started the fire. both the garage and the home suffered damage. the salvation army is opening a new local winter day shelter.. the iowa city shelter will be open from 9 in the morning until those in need of a meal. one homeless man says he eats from dumpsters on sundays when his usual options for food are not available, so he says this shelter is something that is much needed. (cg: ron tuggle/ have to do that in the mornings as well during

before being washed down by fire fighters manning hoses in the parking lot outside the emergency unit at lawrence general hospital . >>> this is a very large response for our department. i would say one in recent has tory. crews work to get inside to the lab to remove the chemicals. >>> given damage and severity of the injuries it was a serious blast . >>> fire officials were pretty clear about what happened but why was another story. that's why investigators were hoping to interview the injured employees . >>> it could have been at this time much worse and let's hope it doesn't turn worse but this was a very violent explosion as the chief said. this is a process that when it wrong. >> reporter: company officials release a written statement a short time ago telling us they are cooperating with state, local and also federal officials looking into what happened here. it's unclear when the plant will be able to reopen. live in north andover tonight, steve cooper, 7 news. disturbing discovery. parents come home to a showing scene after their baby sitter allegedly gets drunk on the job. >>> w

i am in the process of buying one of these units at 4th and mission. 'm the person, people like me are the people who will be moving in this new unit. i'm a project engineer working in the transbay terminal, that is going to be the biggest rooftop park in the whole world. so you will have plenty of parks to go. i come in the night-time and produce several shows. i love san francisco. there is no way i could live here if not for a program like this. i can tell you how frustrating it is, that the handful of people that is 44 families that can't move there because there may or may not be shadows. we're talking about shadows? it's the only way people like me can live here. i'm making this city alive. thank you. >> thank you. >> hi. my name is robert devlin, sales associate for polaris pacific and i work at 400 mission. i have one of the best jobs ever. i get to give keys to people like carmen and to cam, who will be speaking next. i have two letters, if i have time to read them both, i will. the first one is from a buyer itran purchasing a unit at mission t

the bully pulpit speeches overcoming bas saying look at what we can do. we're united of the people. of course we don't unite as a people. >> reporter: with a republican dominant congress the president's state of the union may focus on outlining what he realizing some of the big ticket items may have to be left to his successor. on capitol hill, i'm scott thuman. >> reed: we have breaking news at 3:30 p.m. police are investigating a deadly shooting in henderson near stephanie and patrick. ac po two people are being questioned in the shooting death of an adult male. but so far no arrests have been going in and out behind that police tape. police believe this could have been a domestic dispute. obviously a developing story. we'll bring you more updates as soon as we get them. >> marie: those who missed president obama's last state of the union will get that chance to see it thanks to amazon. r half struck a deal to put it on amazon's site. the speech hud be available to -- should be able to all starting thursday through the end of the week. the state of the union will not be connected

at least eight units destroyed. >> at least 14 people are forced out of their homes this morning. news channel 8's ryan hughs is live at the condos near i-275 and bush boulevard. ryan, what's the latest? >> reporter: gene, good morning to you once again. crews are still here cleaning up at this point. if you look behind me, you can units up there from one end of the building, essentially right down to the other end. a dramatic scene for people here this morning. we're told residents ran for safety at 2:00 a.m. the blaze started on the second floor and more than 4540 firefighter -- more than 40 firefighters rushed here to help fight this thing. within the last 30 minute, we got cellphone video taken by a resident. he said he looked outside and saw flames and he grabbed his dramatic video. and now intense flames shot 20 feet into the air here at westchester condos not far from i-275. we are told that eight units are destroyed and 14 residentses were displaced. -- residents were displaced. luckily no one was injured. firefighters as well as police officers and residents ran from door

what started an apartment fire that left eleven people homeless the flames ripped through several units at a complex on porter road in south off of the fire started yesterday morning a relative of one of the displaced family says a four year old girl saw the flames and woke up her mom. everyone got out safely in the red cross tonight helping some of those families right now the virginia beach spca is looking for volunteers to help birds affected by friday's jet fuel spilled in chesapeake a tank in the south hill neighborhood sprung a leak and force residents to be evacuated or also got fuel under feathers shelter volunteers are trying to clean the birds are asking people to donate old towels and supplies to help the effort. this weekend's winter storm caused some significant damage in virginia that includes areas around richmond and the western part of the state the dome at the sports center of richmond collapsed and the weight of the snow officials say the combination of snow ice and then more snow was just too much. some events planned for the venue had been rescheduled while other parts

today at 11--- to celebrate the completion f the first phase of the newly remodeled intensive care unit at g-h-s. the 32-million dollar renovation will meet patient care needs with new technologies. 3 we head to break with a look at some pictures from the panthers big win in the nfc- championship game last night--- they crushed the cardinals 49-to-15.they are now headed to super bowl 50 to take on peyton manning and the denver broncos.you're watching the morning news on fox carolina. 3 welcome back to the morning news on fox carolina--we're taking a live look at... charlotte... bank of america stadium.. panthers beat the go on to super bowl 50! in san francisco with the panthers back in the superbowl, sports analysts say there are a fewwtory lines that fans can be looking out when they take the field. field.analysts say fans should keep an eye on the defense of both teams.denver and carolina both have top rated defenses that have shut opponents down all season.another area to take note of is peyton manning's push for a second superbowl ring.he's trying to quite his critics who doubt him in

ether. >> i think the united states needs to look at europe, this is about building a political project of unity, of pee, working together. i think we have a lot to learn from the united states on this, at us as the jurorniors. >> we have a humanitarian crises unfolding. every country, uk, u.s. and rest of europop have a part to play. we cannot simply turn our back on it. syrian refugees are on europe's orstep. u.s. is in the same step as the uk. we cannot forget humanity. >> armstrong: progogss has been made? >> absolutely. we should be setting the tone for the uk and u.s. we are not doing that right now. >> armstrong: i would like to thank all of our gueststs for their extraordinary contribution to the education of not only america, people all around the world where thik show airs, sky and care that made it possible and scott news,thank you on behalf of armrmrong williams, good y, everybody. captioning company] >> female announcer: the following is a paid program for murad, celebrating 25 years of health and skincare >> male announcer: find out how

then at 6-- more from joe fisher on those air conditioner units-- swiped all at once-- how could this happen so quickly? that's what the business owners are asking-- ahead at 6. but first ahead here at 4 --- more hoverboard bans. where you can't zoom around on your hot a hot holiday gift is banned on many college campuses. at least 20 universities have banned or restricted hoverboards --- saying they aren't safe. aside from the risk of falls and collisions, several colleges are citing federal warnings saying some hoverboards have caught fire. among the schools that have issued outright bans are american university and george washington university in washington d.c. other schools like louisiana state university and the university of arkansas have banned hoverboards from dorm rooms or campus buildings. a lot of people have personal drones. the f-a-a says more than 180-thousand are registered as of the last two weeks. the f-a-a made drone-registration mandatory starting on december 21-th. some consumer organizations estimate more than 400-thousand drones were sold this holiday season alo

someone who is a united states citizen at birth regardless of where they are born geographically. if they are a united states citizen at birth that is to say if they have a united states citizen parent, they are a united states citizen, constitutionally eligible to serve. that's the beginning and end of the debate. >> why did they say remove the phrase five years later? >> i don't look at what happened years down the road. >> the lawsuit representative will. >> they can't override the constitution. and so if you look at what subsequent congress said or what a harvard law school professor said in the 1970s, that doesn't supercede what the founders put in the constitution and meaning of -- >> five years later -- >> still a law and still functioning in 1795. i submit to you they left out the phrase for a reason. they wanted a natural born citizen with all of the -- >> in the country -- >> let a judge decide. >> the amendment five years later made it easier to define natural born citizen. >> for the person running for president. a natural born citizen, not just a citizen but natural bo