conway police arrested 47 euros william alexander and -- 47-year-old william alexander on 10 felony counts. sean: state lawmakers are considering a measure that would create a death benefit for school employees killed in the line of work. the proposal would authorize the state treasurer to pay $100,000 to the family of any public school worker who dies while performing his or her duties. needs to get clarified. erin: the department of transportation is holding a meeting today about a busy intersection in meredith. improvements would be made to the intersection of route 3 and routes 25. the meeting is set to start at 7:00 at the inter-lakes high school. sean: efficient game officer used a unique strategy to help a moose that got stuck on the ice. the moose slipped while being chased by a dog in deerfield. a conservation officer crept out onto the ice, which made the moose angry. when the officer started clapping his hands, the moose got more upset and finally stood. he waved his arms and yelled until the moose ran into the woods. erin: fish and game will take part in a reality tv series fro

it was back in march that police launched an investigation in that region and identified william alexander as a suspect. he is charged with 10 counts of child sex abuse images. a woman' s body found in her home, and she had been there for as long as two and a half years. over the years, neighbors and police have been to the home of the 69-year-old and hadn' t in her, but officers never went inside until last week. the medical examiner' s office says the woman die from cardiovascular disease. you are on a bus and that is video of violent confrontation caught in cleveland. a passenger with a knife attacks' , who refuses to -- a knife attacks the bus driver. h he threatens to pull out a gun but it turns out he didn' t have one. other passengers watched before walking away. the suspect was eventually arrested. to commitment to thousand 16 now. republican presidential hopefuls gearing up for another debate in south carolina. this is the sixth of the campaign season. two grou ps. the undercar debate will feature carly fiorina, mike huckabee, and rick santorum. fresh off that debate, donald trump

erin: a barlett man is accused william alexander was arrested on 10 felony counts and had been under investigation since march of last year. sean: state lawmakers are considering a measure that would create a death benefit for school employees killed in the line of work. the bill sponsor says her proposal would authorize the state treasurer to pay $1000 -- $10,000 to the family members of any school employee who dies well carrying out his or her duties. erin: the department of transportation is holding a meeting on proposed improvements to a busy intersection in meredith. the improvements would be made to the intersections of routes 3 and 25. plans include updating traffic signals, installing a pedestrian signal, and including sidewalks. sean: a fish and game officer used a unique strategy to help a the moose slipped while being chased by a dog in deerfield. a conservation officer was called out to help. he crept out on the ice, which made the moose angry. when the officer started clapping his hands, the moose got more upset and finally stood. the officer waved his arms and yelled un

conway police arrested william alexander on 10 counts of possession of child sexual abuse images. he's been under investigation since last year. in april, police seized several computers from his home in conway. alexander is being held on mexican authorities don't want el chapo to have the chance to plan another prison escape. they are moving the drug lord between cells every day. he's already escaped twice. the last time through a tunnel out of the same prison where he is now. el chapo faces drug related charges in several u.s. states, that includes new hampshire. a bill in concord would provide death benefits for school employees killed in the line of work. a direct response to school shootings in recent years. the bill's sponsor says teachers should get the same kind of benefits as first responders. committee members said today the bill needs clarification on whether it would apply in case of accidents or natural disasters. josh: wires down and a state highway closed after a truck today. jennifer crompton was on the scene and says state police are investigating what went wrong.

conway police arrested 47-year-old william alexander on 10 felony counts. he had been under investigation since march of last year. the department of transportation is a holding a meeting today on proposed improvements to a busy intersection in meredith. the improvements would be made to the intersection of routes 3 and 25. traffic signals, installing a new pedestrian signal and improving the sidewalks. the meeting is set to start at 7:00 tonight at inter-lakes high school. let' s take you outside. a chilly start to the day. at least it is up to 1 degree now. kevin: clearer skies in that direction. clouds and a couple of light snow showers. everyone leveling off from the 20' s. some sunshine and a couple of light snow showers. a little bit of a moderating trend as we jump into the 30' s tomorrow. right now, it looks like it is going to pass far enough to our south and east we will not see mix. 30' s during the day. we will slip back and a front comes in early sunday. there could be flurries out of that. s. sean: a long weekend. cordes: most nurses are tough

williams" had to say... after his arrest in alexander county. he was on carolina ... for not registering as a s s offender for a conviction in 1996. his own wife of 10 years had no idea he was a wanted man. ((stop)) 3 "i want to ask him what he did. i want to know. i want to know why he didn't tell me." "anything you want to say to your wife about all this...does she know? she does now. do you want to apologize to her? no" along with failing to register as a sex offender, law enforcement in south carolina also wanted him for financial fraud. 3 3 a 13-year-old north carolina boy is one of three teens charged in a double murder that is gang related. police say the murders happened in greensboro on december second. a 19-year-old and 17-year-old are also charged in the case. police say the 17-year-old suspect and one of the victims were in gangs. investigators have not said if the 13-year- old's involvement was some type of gang initiation. 3 3 fayetteville is facing serious charges after a high-speed chase that was caught on video. investigators say he was joy riding in

williams" had to say... after his arrest in alexander county. he was on south carolina's most wanted list... for not registering as a sex offender for a wife of 10 years... had no idea he was a wanted man. 3 "i want to ask him what he did. i want to know. i want to know why he didn't tell me." "anything you want to say to your wife about all this...does she know? she does now. do you want to apologize to her? no" along with failing to register as a sex offender... law enforcement in south carolina also wanted him for financial transaction fraud. 3 3 a 14-year-old boy in fayetteville is facing serious charges... after a high-speed chase that was all caught on video. investigators say he was joy riding in his grandmother's car when deputies tried to stop him. then police joined the chase through downtown... and say the teen clipped several cars. it ended when the car blew a tire, and officers say the boy tried to run away. 3 "..we heard a loud racket in the vestibule of the library. we looked around and there was several police officers that slung this young kid down to the ground, and they ha

joy williams, and mark alexander, professor of seton hall law school and former adviser to barack obamaso a couple former advisers in the house. starting over here at our sort of republican lane, kasich said in the last debate, there's a kasich lane, which i didn't know. i hadn't heard that except for kasich. in our republican lane here, obviously, the "des moines register" poll, which is different than so many others, which actually models the turnout universe correctly and has a precedent for that, does show trump is resilient here. >> right, he is, but only a five-point difference. if you look at the polling from last time around, from 2012, with three days out, santorum was down by nine points in the same des moines poll, and ended up winning or not winning, you never know. he gained all the nine points assigned to the undecided. >> you see there, and this is significant, yes, trump in the lead, but only 7% of everyone else sees him as anywhere near their top pick, where as ted cruz and marco rubio, for a range of reasons, have tremendous what you might call secondary or ruzesidual

alexander. deal averages 6 million dollars a yearar. so far this season. serena williams has just beaten maria in the australian open. 18 straight times seaten her. that will do it. tonight. >>> that is the news first at 10:00. thanks for watching. >> stay tune.

arlington, prince william, and charles county schools are closed. so are the schools in alexanderf your child goes to school in d.c., montgomery county or prince george's, they're on a two-hour delay. >> spotsylvania, stafford, and king george counties in georgia are also delayed. schools in . >>> breaking news on the

arlington, prince william, and charles county schools are closed. so are the schools in alexander. >> if your child goes to school in d.c., montgomery county or prince george's, they're on a two-hour delay. >> spotsylvania, stafford, and king george counties in georgia are also delayed. schools in . >>> breaking news on the roads right now. just got a note from montgomery county. i'm going to read it really quickly. sligo creek parkway, the entire thing is going to be shut down, they say, if the morning. they're saying they're salting it. they can't say which section will be shut down wet. so as of right now all of sligo park will be closed down. at 197, we have a disabled vehicle on the left side of the roadway causing big backups. outer loop at river road, have the left lane blocked there. inner loop, the left side of the roadway blocked and the bottom loop major issue. bottom part. a six-mile backup because of icy conditions in that area. you can see some of the mess here this morning and redline single tracking between forest glen and silver spring. >> chuck? >> thank you, mel

university of wisconsin professor william jones recalls the march on washington and books on the digital world's effect on the work force, fatal rivalry between alexander hamilton and aaron burr and molly crabapple, contributing editor of vice talked-about the journalism and political hard. for complete television scheduled visit booktv.org. booktv, 48 hours of nonfiction books and authors, television for serious readers. >> next up, atossa abrahamian talks about the economics of global citizenship. her book is "the cosmopolites: the coming of the global citizen". >> thanks and hello. not every author event has standing-room-only crowd. thank you all and thanks for making this a wonderful event. a couple words, we started a new publishing venture at columbia university. all of the books we published six books the year, they look like this, quarterly six times a year and only one story in every issue, the same size, uniform design and each book is about one aspect of globalization so the aggregate will publish more things about globalization. look at the web site which will be a global report and see what we are up to. each book even if they are about g

. >> peter alexander on a cold morning outside the white house, peter, thank. >>> across town we go to our justice correspondent, pete williams review of what we're going to hear from the president and, candidly, how much he can expect to get out of this. >> well, these are by, i think everybody's likes, modest changes. in fact what the administration says here i think with some justification is that the thing that's got the most attention which is trying to increase the number of people who sell guns getting federal firearms licenses which would in turn require them to do background checks for people who buy guns from them, that the proposal here is simply an expansion or summary, if you will, not an expansion, a summary of existing law and how the courts have interpreted it. the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms has issued now this pub pu publication, do i need a license to buy and sell firearms. what it says is you do need a license if you sell guns basically to make money. it says here are some things you should ask yourself. do you accept credit cards. do you have a website. do you have a store. do you buy guns int

to pull out of the cup and williams missing this time with a knee injury and in the absence the u.s. lost to ukraine and replacement beat in straight sets. and then alexandertie with a straight set win. and bad weather in argentina has once again hit the rally and the length of the stage is hard to guaranty the competitor safety and this was the scene on sunday when stage one had to be cancelled completely and that setback followed the incident in the prolog when a crash injured at least ten spectators. okay, that is how the sports is looking for now. >> andy thank you very much indeed. now, to a bit of a story from indinosha and they are no longer used to ward off evil, puppies but are thriving in other ways and we report. >> reporter: he spruces these up and it's a tradition belonging to the people on the island. the frame is made of bam boo and hollow and the puppet master controls inside and brings the puppet to life and it was originally made to represent ancestors who could ward off evil spirits but puppets have decora decorate roles in the country and popular and sought after at weddings and ceremonies and even for the inauguration of buildings. chi

alexander. >> lo repito, me saliÓ una sola vez, mientras que en tenis, william destrozaron es sus rivales, selenad de fÚtbol y que enfrenta serios cargos de corrupciÓn, seguirÁ cobrando su sueldo de presidente de la fifa hasta que haya un nuevo presidente activo quÉ les parece? >> la fifa informÓ que joseph blatter no va a cobrar su bono, el bono no. >> para quÉ lo quiere. >> ya que no estÁ cumpliendo con sus funciones, pero dicen que no hay nada que impida que el francÉs pueda seguir recibiendo su cheque de fin de mes porque me imagino es era por cariÑo, asÍ que el seguirÁ haciendo lo que mejor hace, saludar a las cÁmaras con carita de yo no fui quien fue? >> con carita de pedro fernÁndez. ♪ si te vienes a contar casitas malas de mÍ♪. >> calma. >> ¿quÉ pasa hoy? >> seÑores. >> hoy es miÉrcoles. >> miÉrcoles. >> miÉrcoles. >> vamos con mario. >> yo creÍa que te habias pintado las uÑas (risas) ay! dios mÍo, esto promete hoy, mis amados dueÑo del universo hoy es miÉrcoles 20 de enero buen momento para analizar las recomendaciones sobre abundancia y dinero comenzamos con aries, debo raso buscar un n

william parkway. >> water crews working to repair a broken water main on north patrick street off route one in alexander been able to find the exact spot of the break. water is still on in the area but expect lane closures. and don't forget, get our stream storm watch weather app. we'rey keeping you ahead of the snowstorm. download the app and get weather alerts and the latest changes in the forecast sent right to your smart photocopy. very easy. get more news, traffic and weather updates. >>> welcome back to "gma." we have a lot coming up this half hour. we got a little preview of those banana pancakes. >> that's right. "dancing with the stars" pro kym johnson here sharing those banana pancakes and her fitness and diet secrets, as well. just a few moment as way. >> did you give up the recipe for those to our website? >> it's always on our website, yes. >> because they're so good. that's -- >> anything left? i missed out on that. >> they're coming back. >> but now to juju chang. we're talking about a big change that could be coming to college admissions. more than 50 well-known universities have endorse

alexander from the white house, thank you. i want to bring in nbc news justice correspondent pete williams. as we talk about this with the second amendment and the president talking of respect of that but also the fact that gun reform should not be mutually exclusive, is there real teeth here with this clarification? is much muscle being demonstrated? >> i think it's advisable that we call these executive actions and not executive orders, because they actually change very little. as a result of the president's action here, for example, no one additional is required to have a firearms license that wasn't required to have it yesterday or the day before. all the administration is doing is clarifying what the law says. interestingly enough, the conservative blogosphere which normally jumps on the president when he tries to take executive action they think is inappropriate is pretty ho-hum about this. one of the most conservative legal scholars on gun issues says the president's action here accurately summarizes court cases interpreting the law about who has to have a firearms license. this publ

if williams wins saturday's final against no. 7-seeded angelique kerber, she'll equal steffi titles -- a record in the open era, and the second-most in history behind peter alexander good morning to you i'm peter alexander in de moines, iowa. it's debate night with or without donald trump. the billionaire frontrunner remains defiant insisting he's not going to participate in tonight's fox news debate. and as for that mono a mono 90 minute debate duel challenge from ted cruz, trumpp says to senator cruz "can we do it canada?" cruz hitting back already putting hats together that say "make trump debate again." we'll have the latest on that debate and whether trump will be there when we see you coming up on today. brand new in the wis alert devry university is being sued by the federal trade commission for ads that it said "deceived" students. the ftc says it's suing the university for reportedly misleading students about job prospects after graduation. attorneys filed the lawsuit yesterday. the agency is taking issue with statistics used in advertisements since 2008. they say the ads claim that 90-percent of people who have graduated since 1975 have found jobs in the