her pastor says she spent most of her life going to center point united methodist church. as you can imagine he says the jacobs family. (cg: mike ellson/ pastor at center point urbana united methodist church) "up to this point it's to why this is all taken place family in a way that at least we move forward in trying to understand why." emmalee's father told kwwl's kristin rogers today quote, "the arrest stirs up more feelings and sorrow that the person didn't come forward and police had to find them." and he isn't alone - - following the accident, a friend and co-worker of emmalee's wrote a letter online, asking the driver to come forward. kwwl's jessica hartman spoke with her before the arrest and again today. emily mensen went to high school with jacobs and also worked at a daycare in their hometown with her. mensen tells me she wrote the letter looking for answers - - and peace for jabobs' family and whom? - how? - what if? - - all left unanswered for more than a month. make it through, if they come up to me and ask where the other emmalee is at. i can't give them an an

emmalee''s pastor tells us she spent most of her life going to center point united methodist church. as you can imagine he says the last month or so has been very hard (cg: mike ellson/ pastor at center point urbana united the community as they continue to try and search for answers as brings some finality to the family in a way thaha at least we know who did it and now we can understand why." emmalee's father told me today quote, "the arrest stirs up more feelings and sorrow that the person didn't come forward and police had to find them." he also told me he hopes this isn't a drawn out process and that there is no trial, but instead the person admits what they did. we've got you covered live in centerrpoint, kristii rogers...kwwl news. clague is facing multiple charges including leaving the scene of an accident resulting in death, which is a class d felony. just days before this arrest - - emmallee's friend, a student at the famil peace. her reaction to the arrest - aside from the clouds - it's relatiely nice and calm outside. let's go to storm track seven chief meteorologist mark s

her pastor says she spent most of her life going to center point united methodist church. as you can imagine he says the last month or so has been very hard for family. "up to this point it's been kind of hard on them and the community as they continue to try and search for answers as to why this is all taken place and why her life was taken, this brings some finality to the family in a way that at least we know who did it and now we can move forward in trying to understand why." emmalee's father brad jacobs says he doesn't know if you can call this arrest closure, but says it is nice to have it resolved. he said quote, "the arrest stirs that the person didn't come forward and police had to find them." while traveling on the roads... the iowa state patrol wants people to be seat safety. they estimate that only 10 percent of kids are buckled in properly. puffy winter coats pose a problem when buckling in kids. that because the coats prevent enough. "take the time, they might say i'm only going a mile.,,, it doesn't matter how long you're going to be on the road. you need to

ramon session, two of his 10 points, one of four wizards in double figures. the second unitcored 67 points. wall's star stole the show. 28 points for wall. he also fished out eight assi assists. this extra pass could have been a shot. goes to bradley beal, still recovering from his injury, looks very healthy. he scored 22 points knocking down four three-pointers. wizards out paced the pearce, - one goes out another one steps up. everybody is stepping up with the opportunities we're having and playing basketball and making no excuses. we know how tough a team we are when everybody is out there. >> george washington also doing their midwest team. the colonials leading, tyler cavanaugh doing something about it. 18 points, 13-3 run. pierre doing it all in the second half. great passes. alley-oop. scoring a team high 26 points, down the stretch, flyers separate charles cook, gets the contact, flyers win 77-70, just the fourth loss on the season for g.w. the caps are good, they've won 11 straight games at the virnced center, in first place at the nhl with a five point cushion. mor

chinese appliance maker haier group will buy general electric's appliance unit for five point four billion dollars. the sale comes as g-e shift its focus to high-technology and higher-profit areas like medical equipment. nasa makes a deal. it will launch more missions from the eastern shore to the international space station. we'll tell you how soon a rocket could take off. by cold water in our area. 10 on your side checks in on their recovery. and the norfolk police department gets ready to say goodbye to a police dog killed in a stand-off. how you can ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: increasing clouds. warmer. highs will be in the upper 50s to near 60. winds south 10mph. tonight: rain moves in by this evening and lasts overnight. lows will be upper 50s. winds west 10-15mph. we'll see a nice day today until this evening. clouds will increase. rain moves in by the early evening hours. we'll see rain overnight, but it should move out by very early sunday a cold front will move through the region. also an area of low pressure will be well offshore, but it will push a little bit of mois

after that they expected they would be evicted and they would use that 72 hours to make a point about the united states. their point was they thought the united states was preparing to reinstall the shah, which is why the shah went to the united states in the first place. the reason they felt that way because in 1953 the shah had gone into exile and then returned with a military coup that had been organized by the american central intelligence agency and overthrew the kids, the people who are challenging him in the government and assumed absolute rule. they assumed a replay and they are going to take this action to alert the rest of the people. thishappened instead was imagination of iran, the same way it seized the imagination of the united states, overwhelming interest in this, to say the least. within a week of the takeover of the american embassy and seizure of hostages, americans were telling the pollsters that they knew what was happening and they were cast-off -- pissed off. view,n, much out of our the same response was happening. people came out of the countryside to surround the embassy

not far from the school is emmalee's church, and a (cg: mike elson/ pastor at center point united methodist church) "conservative as well as reserved but once you got her missed her very much." he tells us he knew an arrest would be made someday (cg: mike elson) "in all these facts i knew in my heart that one day we would know and despite the tradgedy of the situation and all of the grief, he tells us he is considering the drivers life as well. (cg: mike elson) "another is the driver of the cyride bus because this is a tragic event in his life as well and by faith we're called to pray for everybody." emmalee's father tells us he doesn't know if he could call the arrest closure, but it is nice to have it patched. her father also told me he hopes could call the arrest closure, but it is nice to have it patched. her father also told me he hopes this process is not drawn out, he is hoping there is no trial but instead the person admits to what they did. we've got you covered live in center point, kristin rogers...kwwl news. emmalee's father also told kwwl today he is very thankful to the ames p

tarmac delays and disability complaints have lead united airlines to be fined 2-point-75 million dollars. the government says the airline failed to properly assist disabled passengers. also, there were 5 instances of keeping passengers on planes for an extended time period. united airlines says it are now focusing on improving good news out of china -- trading is finally up. trading was stopped earlier this week after deep plunges triggered a circuit breaker halting trading. official now believe that breaker market more volatile. foreign regulators "circuit breaker" rule prior to the market open. we know millions of people come to our beaches-- but new tourism figures gaining steam. 10news reporter charles billi shows tourism is breaking records. there's an energy in tampa. you can feel it. you can see it. and now, new numbers prove it. visit tampa bay, the tourism agency of the region announcing record- shattering tourism numbers. every measurable parameter, hotel occupancy, flights, visitors and revenue jumped double digits. sot/30:53 "last year's numbers were record-breaking and this

point. and now sinclair can unlock that and make that available to the united states. >> it's a mainstream point. the production values are the equivalent of espn. and the announcers are world-class. some of the best tennis players are on the air. >> reporter: sinclair and tennis channel will also work toward advancing the net >> whether it's mobile or on tennis channel plus. it's really, really exciting. >> being part of a bigger group, i think, is going to create other potential for both promotion and perhaps for improving their programming beyond the first-class level that it's at today. >> whitney: las vegas could become the new home of the n.f.l.'s oakland raiders. and the move might come with a brand new stadium. talks are still ongoing. the stadium would cost $1 billion. other similar talks to move sports teams to vegas have fallen through. the raiders' first choice was los angeles. a lot of teems doing switches lately. >> reporter: las vegas has been trying for years. able to keep up. >> reporter: it's hard, you have to read a lot about it. we had a lot of basketball action today. . >> r

when you talk about your record, your resume certainly qualifies you to be president of the united states. you point to the record in ohio with the economy going from an massive deficit to a surplus. gov. kasich: we were down 350,000 jobs and now we are up 385,000 jobs. our credit is rocksolid, we are running a $2 billion surplus. in washington, i was the last person standing with senator domenici to carve out a balanced budget. our wages in ohio are going faster than the national average. and no one is left behind. i was able to be reelected. secondly, why the opinion polls at this point remain high. that is subject to the weather. josh: we will see what the poll says on february 9, the most important one. donald trump is a critic of yours. saying he is just lucky because of fracking in ohio, he did not do anything special. gov. kasich: the fracking industry has not propelled our recovery. we like it but of the 385,000 jobs, the number of jobs created in fracking is small. what we hope will happen and where the real jobs are is on if you can take the natural gas and crack it into things like plasti

overall --- united way raised 1 point 5 million dollars this year. in the twin county area they surpassed their 100 thousand they did really good for the first time in the last 7 years we goal and raised a 110 thousand dollars in this community which will to serve non profit organizations this year, united way of southwest virginia is a volunteer- directed organization. they help people from all walks of life in nearly 150 communities across more than 15 counties and cities in southwest virginia still ahead -- the flint water crisis continues to make headlines ... how one local organization is tonight: mostly clear and chilly with lows in the upper 20s to mid 30s. clouds. very mild with temperatures in the upper 50s to low 60s. sunday night: partly cloudy and rather mild with lows in the lower to middle 40s. monday: a weak cold front brings more clouds and the chance for showers by the afternoon and evening. highs in the mid 60s. tuesday: mostly cloudy and chilly with a northeast wind. highs in the upper 40s. wednesday: a stronger cold front brings a

and the hole 18 and the beautiful venue, the golf course itself here on historic west point, united statesilitary academy is open to the public. we hope to see folks here. >> those men and women who gave their lives for our freedom did so to protect us and honor the starses and stripes. >>> a very special flag is flown over the george washington bridge. how do they fly it? some very special access, now. it is a lot of equipment. driv. the doctor put me on a bayer aspirin regimen. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. go talk to your doctor. you're not indestructible anymore. >> the george washington bridge spans the river sparked by fighting. >> today it also houses the largest free flying american flag. we were able to witness how super size old glory was flown. this is the world's busiest bridge and more than 600 feet to the top and we're going all the way up there. do you you ever get afraid up here. >> you have to have a little fear. you have to have a little. it's pretty high. i am not going to lie to you. >> the flag to appear majestic it has to be. >> y

thekey medical examiner warning not to drink 14 units, seven points of beer a week.jonathan: plenty of folks search for the perfect cold and cough remedy. but one is making rounds on social media and getting attention. it claims rubbing vic's vapor rub on the bottom of your feet will help you stop coughing. not kidding. does it work? they found an e-mail from the canadian research council started to circulate this. there is no such agency. and there are no studies that look at the claim of lubing up your feet with the vic's vapor rub. you're going to tell me it works. alison: no. it's out there. friends in minnesota where it's cold do it and they say it helps. jonathan: when you are sick you will try anything to get better. you are miserable, rub it on myfoot. alison: whatever works. it's not proven but, you know. wive's tales. all right. one thing we do know. this is proven. for me. i don't know about you. chocolate and candy make us happy. jonathan: yes. alison: especially around valentine's day. this year the maker of m&m has new candy. strawberry sharkcake white

will follow suit p and from the united states point of view only nuclear related sanctions are going to be removed. p there is still going to be a lot of sanctions on iran from the u.s. that will remain intact. it is not a free complete eradication. it does mean for the first time iran after many years, stram bank its financial system its ability to sell oil and gas to international markets and to do regular trade with international community is now open for business. this will be good news for an economy that has been lagging for many years under the pressure of the sanctions >>> you mentioned the nuclear deal here. secretary of state john kerry said: we will know immediately if iran breaks the deal did is". is that true? >> yes. from procurement or fit-out material for enrichment of its facilities all the way down to the reactors, heavy water reactors which has been reconfigured to become a light reactor, in iraq there is going to be monitoring transparency and verification that iran is doing its part ensure that the nuclear program remains peaceful. if there is any break out, the

million,on but taking i taken a giant ball in filling it with the names of every person in the united states and point out your name, the drawing is at 759 tonight you can purchase tickets up to one hour prior. >> an update on the story a story just a few weeks ago, medina police tell fox 8 news that an alleged sexual assault they have never happened, on december 3 a woman reported being sexually assaulted on hamilton road, described a composite drawing was made, andnd since the alleged incident, no evidence was found to support a case of sexual assaulttev . now police want to thank the public for assisting with leeds. >> minor boy is seriously injured after a sledding accident in north ridgeville, said that he slid into the road and was hit by a car happened around ro 5:00 p.m. yesterday on this hill on meadow lakes boulevard according to police the boy made it to the bottom and was struck by a car traveling southbound on the residential streetmaan, when you say he was trapped underneath the car for a while once freed he was taken to the saintntrn john weschler hospital in westlake and thenwe life-fl

we did lose andrew siff there but to follow up on his point, united is already starting to shutdown operations at newark and la guardia. the airline urges travellers to check the status of flights before going to the airport. united will wave the change fee and any difference in fare for flights departing before january 29th. >> on long island 12 inches of snow is expected to fall. at least 12 inches and flooding is a big concern. our crews were in nassau and suffolk county to get ahead of this. greg, what did you find? >> yes, we spent much of the day along the southshore of long island talking to folks that discussion about the blizzard-like conditions tomorrow the real focus and concern here is not with the snow. it's worrying folks on long island's southshore. that's why here residents are already moving cars to higher ground, away from the water. >> i'm nervous. very nervous. >> marie ross's home was flooded by two feet of water during sandy but she never elevated her foundation and now worries that this storm surge will flood her again. >> will you stay here during the storm? >> no, i do

united states. >>> the west point military academy , brigadier. -- general. diana holland became the first female, don't of the academy. it includes u.s. army command and the school of advanced military studies. holland has commanded at every level from company through division. >> pretty impressive. >> you bet she is. >>> we will have the forecast. >>> also, rare identical triplets born in texas were >>> everybody said this was going to happen. the forecasters did. el nio is dumping rain in california and flash flood many parts of the state. as much as 15 inches of rain could fall in northern california over the next two weeks. the southern part of california could see as much as 3 inches. this is the stadiums -- the same storm that will bring colorado snow later in the week. >>> the consumer electronic show has opened in las vegas. there is a wiggly, bendable product which is a flexible camera that wraps around your wrist and can be straightened out to take a selfie. it takes the place of the selfie stick. there are also laser brands and brushes -- bands an

citizens united pointed to two differing lines of cases in the first amendment area as its principal ratione principal rationale the hudgens v. nlrb case. in logan valley, it upheld something. in lloyd corporation, it distinguished it but not overruled it. justice breyer: i'll accept that. let me accept that what you can do is you can go through, and you're good at it, and so is the other side. you know, you go through the cases and you draw the line here, there, and the other place. and i'm trying to abstract from that in a very basic way for this reason. i think plessy v. ferguson was a case that certainly should have been overruled. it certainly should have been overruled because it was basic, because it was a right to treat people equally, and there were millions of people who were not. now, you see the level of abstraction i'm working at? now, if i put that same level of abstraction here, i see the following, you will go out this door, and you will buy hundreds of things, if not thousands, where money will go from your pocket into the hands of people, including many government p

citizens united point to two different lines of case it in the first and an airy as its principal rationale for overturning awesome. actions versus a or b case. and logan valley it upheld something. employed corporation to distinguish it but not overruled it. spent i'll accept that. let me except what you can do. you can go through and you're good at it and so is the other side. you go to the cases and you draw the line here, they are, and the other place. i'm trying to abstract from that any basic way for this reason. i think plessy v. ferguson was a case that certainly should have been overruled. it certainly shouldn't overlook because it was basic, because it was right to treat people equally, and through millions of people who were not. you see the level of abstraction i'm working at? if i put that same level here, i see the following, you will go out the door, and you'll by hundreds of things, if not thousands, where money will go from your pocket into the hands thof people, including many government people, who will spend it on things you disagree with. i don't see anything to basic i

percentage points higher enduros by a 2.four points that is more than half an iso 17 percentage points higher for unit energy consumption with new product to take shape in the added value of high-tech industries growing much faster than traditional industries and then with us ceo of china business that it is making good profits with the cost increase and then with those outcomes this still the second biggest and though world. investment ranged up by 10% year on nuclear -- year-on-year with 20 million overseas visits. and more than 1 trillion registering an increase of 20% with the global commodity from international markets in 2016. the volume went up by eight-point 8%. and such increase that also contributed 1/4 to world economic growth. with global economic growth this is the first point. second to maintain medium and high growth. with the global financial crisis in the period of profound adjustments. to present a new normal to a stage of higher quality and efficiency. with this new normal china has the confidence and the capability of restructuring to maintain medium and high growth. end commodity

overall --- united way raised 1 point the twin county area they surpassed their 100 thousand dollar goal. they did really good for the first time in the last 7 years we have now been able to meet that goal and raised a 110 thousand dollars in this community which will to serve non profit organizations this year, united way of southwest virginia is a volunteer- virginia is a volunteer- directed organization. they help people from all walks of life in nearly 150 communities across more than 15 counties and cities in southwest virginia still ahead on wsls 10 at six ... super bowl sunday is right around the corner and you may be gearing up for the big game ... but is your wallet ready ... coming up in a wsls 10 consumer watch. and don't forget when you see news happening, i want to hear from you. send me an e-mail to b-jackson-at- wsls-dot-com. or you can message me on facebook .. at "brie jackson." or find me on twitter at "brie services. there's been a boost in new erin brookshier explains why experts say people are going online to look for love. it's the season to search for love... plays

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. >> somebody brought up the 20 unite or units thresholds but the 25 cut off points for unit likewise, the projects were 20 unit maybe director can help? >> i don't remember the specifics of 25 by the similar circumstances and parts of city. >> it was the sireers conversation estimating 9 previous the large project authorization threshold was 25 thousand square feet i mean it could be 20 or 19 unit. >> okay. >> it didn't address the units but - >> yeah. trying to translate twov 20 reasonable person 25 units. >> great but the projects for larger project we're actually requiring the conditional use units an approval can you help me there. >> i know there a different route. >> it's counterintuitive this is emry rogers the smaller and medium sized projects the review that is associated with the large project authorization is limited in scope and barely limited to the vision plan the conditional use is aboard and necessary and desirable and i was looking at the overall decision and that was pretty much the february at previous hearings from shawn and on the cu is burdensome. >> for project

chinese appliance maker haier group will buy general electric's appliance unit for five point four billion dollars. the sale comes as g-e shift its focus to high-technology and higher-profit areas like medical equipment. we have new information about a deadly terrorist attack in indonesia. investigators say they retrieved an isis flag from the home of one of the suspects. we told you yesterday morning as breaking news, isis claimed responsibility. police arrested three men linked to the blasts in jakarta. five men attacked a starbucks in the country's capitol. seven people died, including the five suspects. new this morning, a disturbing report about how the army allegedly handled shipping live vials of anthrax for more than a decade. according to a story by high-ranking officers who ran an army biodefense lab in utah face possible disciplinary actions. the report found the army neglected safety warnings. so far, there have been no illnesses associated with the shipments. nasa makes a deal. it will launch more missions from the eastern shore to the international space station. we'll tell y

point? the united states of america's seven treaty obligations in the world. five of those seven or in the asia-pacific area. so we've had those treaty obligations for a long time. long, long time. >> secretary cohen? >> if i could follow up. i think we're to be concerned what china thinks we are up to, and also be concerned about what the asean countries believe is necessary. asean, china is their number one trading partner replacing the united states. we are number four. so to say that the u.s. is trying to contain china would be to say that all the members of asean are trying to contain china, which is not the case. they want to continue to do business with china. that's their primary source of a change now, but they don't want to be dominated. and secretary brown has said. and that is the reason why this strategy on the part of the united states make sense and dissents about its being pursued. so to say that we have 2500 marines in darwin, in australia, it's not exactly a containment strategy against china. although the marines think so. [laughter] to say

units. hunters point shipyard project area, discussion and action resolution number 78-2015. madam director. >> thank you madam secretary. commissioners, this action before you is part the development currentry underway under the hunters point ship yard phase one disposition and development agreement. it is one block but multiple subblocks approximately 200 plus units. you previously apruchbed density bonuses associated with this block at a commission meeting a number of months ago and back before you is the spinge design for a number of subblocks. with that introduction [inaudible] the hunters point ship yard senior [inaudible] >> thank you and good afternoon chair rosales. [inaudible] i am joined here this afternoon by randy jurisen, brian [inaudible] and many young of [inaudible] as well as their design team, peter waller of [inaudible] architect [inaudible] as director bohe mentioned, this afternoon we are presenting the major phase application for phase 2 of block 48 known as the hill side for the phase 1 hunters point ship yard project areas. ths design for this phase i

her pastor says she spent most of her life going to center point united methodist church. as you can imagine, he says the last month or so has been very the jacobs family... "up to this point it's been kind why this is all taken place and why her life was taken, this know who did it and now we can move forward in trying to understand why." we spoke with emmalee's father. brad jacobs. he says he doesn't know if you can call this arrest closure, but says it was nice to have it resolved. just days before the break in this case - - one of emmalee's friends wrote a letter to the then unknown driver -- asking for answers. in the letter she states "if you do know that you hit emmalee and you left the scene, i bet you are scared." police - now say the suspect did know -- and that has emily mensen wondering what if he had stopped? "you can't help, but do so. i would like to think that she she says she's glad to see emmalee finally get some justice. a dramatic drop pushed the stock market to its lowest level in nearly two years... the dow jones industrial average was down more than 5

point? the united states of america has seven treaty obligations in the world. five of those seven are in the asia pacific area. so we've had those treaty obligations for a long time. a long, long time. >> secretary cohen? >> if i can follow-up on secretary brown's answer. i think we have to be concerned what china thinks. we are up to, and also be concerned about what the asian countries believe is necessary. as seen, china is number one trading partner replacing the united states, we're number four. to say the u.s. is trying to contain china would be to sea all of the members of asean are trying to contain china, which is not the case. they want to continue to do business with china. but they don't want to be dominated, as secretary brown said. and that is a reason why this strategy on the part of the united states makes sense in the sense of how it's being pursued. to say we have 2500 marines in darwin, australia, is not a containment strategy against china although the marines think so. to say we're going to rotate four combat ships through singapore is not

all the different units responded. at this point in time, our units are responding and working in different areas to make sure he won't act again alone and, therefore, security assessments will continue as long as necessary. >> in a statement released by israeli police, there was a line about asking the public for help, quote, in exposing all aspects of the event, including the possibility of a victim in an additional air why and whether the murderer acted alone. can you further explain this statement put out by your organization. >> there was a further incident that took place in the tel-aviv area. we are looking to see if there is a connection between the two incidents. that's our first initial response. at the same time as we are carrying out the house to house search, we want to find out and make sure all of the lead we have are concrete and find out where the suspect is hiding if he is hiding in the tel-aviv area. it is a main populated area with hundreds of tourists that have come in for the new year and we have to prevent any

united states. [applause] >> this is the point when everybody and congress was sitting there listening to you. the cap med is there. diplomats are there. it is a major moment coming together. the only other occasion is the inauguration. >> i propose we begin a massive attack on crippling and killing diseases. >> i should propose to this congress a $10 billion nationwide clean waters program to that modern municipal waste treatment plants in every place in america where they are needed to make waters cleaned again and do it now. [applause] >> it does influence the legislative agenda for the year whether or not congress chooses to follow the president suggestions or ignores them, or rewrites them. at least the president has given an outline of what he wants to see. sometimes the president's never got a chance to give their inaugural address. william henry harrison died. congress wasn't going to begin than until december. the seat of union messages were all given it december when the constitution was changed, it moved it to january. now they are usually in january and february. they have been som

. >> more individual contributions than any candidate in the history of the united states up until this point in the campaign. let me tell you what i am boasting about and very proud of. our average conservation is $27. >> that was bernie sanders. martin o'malley is also making a final push to connect with caucus voters. neighborhood and knocked on a few doors himself despite his low poll numbers. he is asking his supporters to hold strong. >> i knew this would be a tough fight. we all face a tough fight. giving our kids a better future than art paraffin up and gave us. -- thentodd: he also took part in canvassing in waterloo. twilight he will host a caucusing party in downtown des moines. -- tomorrow night, he will host a caucusing party in downtown des moines. donald trump started his morning at a middle school in council bluffs. he criticized ted cruz is voted -- ted cruz's voter turnout. >> he is putting in houses, voter violation. i never even heard of anything like this. then he took an ad about me and said i am in favor of obamacare. we are both campaigning against obamacare. the only

several exclave of the united states around completely by canada. home point minnesota you can only get to by driving through canada. minnesota nt, one of those was henry clay. he was speaker of the house, nicknamed "the dictator." i have drawn a line here. he was looking for an excuse. the hms leopard fired on the chesapeake in 1807 looking for sailors to press into service. clay stood up in congress and if we are decided and firm, success is inevitable. thomas jefferson said that taking canada was a matter of marching. so, they could be forgiven for thinking that victory would be easy. the u.s. population was 8 million compared to canada's 500,000. canada had only -- excuse me, britain only had 6000 troops and the states more than twice that. britain was bogged down at home in a bruising war against napoleon. many americans were born in america or had immigrated there. in fact, the british general isaac brock declared that most upper canadians were essentially bad and so american that they would welcome a regime change. so, war was declared in june of 1812,

united states. the trent affair 1861 was a case in point.a confederate ship intercepted carrying two diplomats urging british recognition of the confederacy. canada readied troops, 46,000 men at arms of the u.s. border. lincoln decided he could find only one were at a time. -- fight only one war at a time. the crisis passed. the canadian nationalism reached fever pitch with world war i when obligated as part of his empire status to send troops, send 30,000 troops, although -- 38,000 troops, although many without training or equipment. historians explained that canadian nationalism spring not just from darwinian ideas of racial superiority, but also from the unifying symbol of the british empire. british national consciousness was entwined with imperial glory , rights, and responsibilities. the empire was the source of in their and belief superiority. it meant something in a way we find today incomprehensible if not embarrassing. it is impossible for us to realize how strong a unifying feature the empire was. imperial ties were sufficient eno

point. the united states military academy. john served in the army, first in germany during the cold war and saudi arabia during the first golf war. nearingly a decade in the field, john was stationed at the pent at that gan in washington, d.c. >> you come in, you do -- turn on your computer, go to meetings, you are coordinating, working on projects. i would have never have guessed that something would happen there. >> on september 11th, 2001, john went to work like any other normal day. at 9:37 a.m., a hijack passenger plane struck the western side of the pentagon as part of a coordinated terrorist attack against the united states. john's office was located on the second floor, right above where the plane hit the building. >> first it felt like a bomb, then it felt like an earthquake, no windows, we were immediately plunged into pitch-darkness. i tried to to some of my colleagues i knew were in the room. we were at that point having to crawl on the floor, and because it was now full of smoke, hot, very hot air, you took your

her pastor says she spent most of her life going to center point united methodist church... (cg: mike ellson/ pastor taken place and why her life was taken, this brings some finality to the family in a way that at least we know who did it and now we can move forward in trying to understand why." clague is set to appear in court again next week. a kwwl follow-up. whether an eastern iowa bomb threat is connected to similar threats in other states. classes were canceled at iowa city's west high school after a bomb threat was called in tuesday morning. the phone call delivering the threat was described as a computerised, robotic voice. police are now looking for possible connections to similar threats phoned into other states that same day. two people are hurt when a fire truck slams into a dairy queen. take a look at the damage to the texas restaurant. police say it was someone from a repair hop...not a firefighter...behind the wheel. the repair shop worker was returning the truck to the fire person inside the dairy queen were hurt but are expected to survive. the woman accused

we are told at least eight units were destroyed and 14 people are displaced. at this point, no reported injuries, either residents or firefighters. a dad was at work in riverview. and his two the teen sons were here at home when the fire started. he told me that their unit is destroyed. >> i can't tell you because i never experienced this before. just a total shock right now. it's a shock. go, what's going to happen. all my valuables in there. >> reporter: a really sad situation for that family this morning. but again, you can see that fire crews are still here. we can see fire trucks for as far as the eye can see. at this point, the fire marshall is onscene attempting to find a cause but at this point, they don't know how it started so a tough morning for at least 14 people who once called this home. back to you for now. >> definitely tough ryan. okay. we will check back for updates. >>> more breaking news this morning, tampa police are responding to a shots fired call in the soh area. an officer investigating possible traffic violations followed a car into a driveway and

united states. >> reporter: trump is several points ahead of cruz. >> trump can do anything and they'll still vote for him. >> did you ever imagine then that on the eve of the iowa caucuses you'd be leading pretty big in every state? >> the truth is no, i didn't. >> reporter: the candidates are also making the rounds on the sunday talk shows. is a vote for amnesty. >> reporter: and hillary clinton addressed the announcement that e-mails from her private server contained top-secret information. >> there was no marked classified information in those e-mails sent or received by me. >> we've got to pull off one of the great political upsets in recent history. >> reporter: and the candidates are pulling out all the stops, blasting the tv with ads. >> whitney: never a dull moment on the campaign trail. coming up next. introducing longhorn's steaks that sizzle for $12.99. like the new smoky bacon sirloin. and the parmesan crusted sirloin. only at longhorn steakhouse. . >> whitney: with tax season upon us, we're all finding ways to maximize our refund. one way to do that, taking ductions we can. >> report

unit? >> reporter: at this point his camera goes off. for minutes, there's no known video record. but donovan says this happened. >> he started hitting me and then he maced me then more cops showed up. >> reporter: later two witnesses including one of donovan's friends starts rolling again. now donovan's on the ground. it appears one officer hits donovan in the knee. >> no, don't hurt him! stop! >> reporter: there's a second angle. >> rushed me grabbed my shirt collar and started punching me in the stomach and then my legs were being held and beaten. >> reporter: donovan had these hospital photos to prove it. sfpd says their internal affairs division is investigating and they have told the office of citizen complaints. >> i think they should all be terminated because there was no need for that to happen. not to me, not to anybody. >> reporter: of course, there is a gap in the video. so we can't know for sure how it escalated from donovan talking to the officer to donovan on the ground detained and screaming. but if you ask donovan, he does say that the officer was aggressive from

if that's the case, and if we could at some point unite and together destroy them we on the u.s. is going to continue what we're doing relative to i.s.i.l. >> right you want all those groups to attack those groups but the reality even the syrian kurds who are supported by the u.s. aren't allowed to be at the negotiation table because of objections by turkey. i hate to keep asking the same question how do you keep the kurds out of a solution? >> you can't keep the kurds out of the solution. the curds are going to be part of solution in syria and obviously very active in iraq. if they're not in the room now it's probably not end of the world but in the end, they are going to have to agree to whatever the solution is. the biggest obstacle is the russian solution because they are there, they're supporting bashar al-assad, they're not walking away from their commitment to him, there's no evidence of that. until we set forth a mechanism for next government you can't even talk about what that government would look like and what role the kurds would have, the syrian kurds, in the electio

united airlines is facing 2-point-7 million dollars in fines from the federal government. the fines are for violating consumer rules that protect disabled passengers and long tarmac delays. the 'd-o-t' review found passengers with disabilities did not get prompt service getting on and off planes. in many cases, united damaged or delayed return of wheelchairs and other mobility devices. the airline insists it's committed to following all transportation department rules. coming up on wavy news ten at five- thirty - some important information for parents about concussions-- and which sport for kids is here come the food police again. they're saying you still eat too much salt. and they think they know c-d-c recently re-analyzed earlier data from a small group of adults. they found nearly all americans are eating more than the recommended amount of sodium. the excess doesn't come from salt from a shaker. it was found mostly to come from processed and restaurant foods. as we all know-- too much sodium can raise your blood pressure-- and lead to heart disease and lot about footb

they are for the most part diseases where we are having transmission here in the united states. >> reporter: case in pointcandace stark, born and raised in texas. >> i did not live in a mud hut. i live right here in texas. i grew up in a brick home. i don't live in poverty. i have never even been on a cruise so i have never left and we want to another country. >> reporter: and yet. >> and yet i have [ inaudible ] >> reporter: it's blood-born and causes heart disease. it can go undetected for decades. two years ago stark happen today learn that she had it after donating blood. you know that you must have come in to contact with some kind of so-called kissing bug. >> that's right. that's right. >> reporter: and sometimes a kiss isn't just a kiss. >> no, it's not. this is a deadly kiss. >> reporter: typically found in most of latin america, kissing bugs are now popping up in the u.s. and spreading the disease. the c.d.c. estimates 300,000 people in america have the disease. a number considered to be grossly underestimated by the doctor's team at baylor. here they are studying the bugs as part of the research

it may make its way into the united states at some point next week. we'll take a closer look in the next half hour. so future cast 10:00 tonight we still have the clouds. it probably won't be until about 2:00 or 3:00 a.m. until we get rid of that. at that point the rain shall have moved offshore. we wake up tomorrow morning with sunshine. make sure as you leave for work our high school of your sunglasses with you. you're going to get sun in your eyes. you didn't see that this morning. lunchtime upper 40s. the winds star to roar during the afternoon gusting up to 30 miles per hour. it should be tolder -- colder friday night with upper 20s to low 30s. gradual clearing overnight. wind light at about 5 miles per hour. it's low to mid-30s for lows. 34 in raleigh. 34 in southern . your fitness forecast in the morning, a chilly start by presently -- plenty of sunshine. lunchtime mostly sunny skies. nice to see that plume the winds will pick up. we'll have nate johnson here tomorrow at wral news to let you know how the winds are. 48 rat lunchtime and tomorrow

at this point in time the population of the united states was about 7.8 million. but it would be less than .1% who would have been -- who would have been addicted. but the key is that it's after de quincey's work that opium as a luxury really begins to adopt a social meaning. and the question that people were trying to ask is, opium versus alcohol, which was better? can anyone tell us -- it's been alluded to a little bit -- why would some say if someone's using opium or alcohol, it's better if they're using opium? can someone tell us why someone said it's better for someone to be using opium rather than alcohol? robbie? >> medical use back then. known as a medical use for pain. >> right. it has these medical uses. yeah? >> it was cheaper. >> okay, okay, it was cheaper. >> though it was cheaper, it wasn't considered more of a higher class of drug? >> we will see that the use was primarily among the upper class i'll explain why. shelby? >> easier to stop using opium than alcohol. >> that's within thing that becomes contested, about which is easier, which is easier t

point. charlie: define what weakest means. ian: it means that the unitedtates, in the middle of a polarizing election, is talking about foreign policy and national security in terms of building amuslims, wall with mexico, but absolutely not in terms of a relationship with europe. charlie: is that because most of the dialogue is about and from trump? ian: i think it doesn't help. i think outsiders are playing as much of a political role as they have in europe for the last few years. while i don't think the u.s. election is a risk of, i don't think it will impact investment or any of that, but i do think the impact of 2016 will matter internationally. when you think about america's european allies, britain, france, and germany, and how they look at what their priorities are, britain is looking for cash. they want investments into britain. they see that the americans are --ful for that going forward not that useful going forward, but china is writing the checks, so britain wants to be the best friend of china. i see the friends -- french saying they are conce

mark brady says it looks like at this point four to six units inside possibly affected. and laura, sue brought up that excellent point and it goes without saying in an apartment complex you're dealing with space heaters. we don't know what caused it, but that's something that we see an up tick this time of year when this gets cold. >> a lot of people leave their ovens open when it gets this cold. but again, we don't know what happened with this situation. we don't know what caused it. but this is a fourth floor apartment building where they have continued to make rescues of people who were not aebl to get back into their apartments, who were trapped on their balconies and have been rescued coming down the ladder. we saw a child rescued just moments ago. this fire is so, so intense. and as you heard mark brady say a little while ago, it's just such a dangerous operation going on inside where there are firefighters fighting this from within. >> at this point it's a 2 alarm fire and skyfox is going to stay trained on that scene right there. but if you get a sense of where th

units. hunters point shipyard project area, discussion and action resolution number 78-2015. madam director. >> thank you madam secretary. commissioners, this action before you is part the development currentry underway under the hunters point ship yard phase one disposition and development agreement. it is one block but multiple subblocks approximately 200 plus units. you previously apruchbed density bonuses associated with this block at a commission meeting a number of months ago and back before you is the spinge design for a number of subblocks. with that introduction [inaudible] the hunters point ship yard senior [inaudible] >> thank you and good afternoon chair rosales. [inaudible] i am joined here this afternoon by randy jurisen, brian [inaudible] and many young of [inaudible] as well as their design team, peter waller of [inaudible] architect [inaudible] as director bohe mentioned, this afternoon we are presenting the major phase application for phase 2 of block 48 known as the hill side for the phase 1 hunters point ship yard project areas. ths design for this phase i

point. our crimes unit is continuing to investigate and our thoughts right now are just on the safety of our two deputies. michelle: deputy michael rickiso was hit several times in the head. he had to be airlifted to holmes regional medical center. deputy marie skinner was also taken to the hospital. both of them are expected to be ok. francis has been charged with attempted murder. johnson has been charged with resisting arrest. jason: we' re still waiting to hear whether the license of a wrong-way driver that caused a scary scene on the beachline will be revoked. tuesday, dot cameras spotted 78-year-old arnold whigham' s white pickup heading west on the 528 in the eastbound lanes. chopper 2 caught the aftermath as drivers like the one in this black truck spun out of control trying to avoid a crash. the expressway authority has alarms to get wrong way drivers to turn around but not where this happened. >> they have had the systems in place at hiawassee and 408 and also on the beach line at 520. they have had approval to put in more of these warning systems throughout the expressway, but it