susan told me she and her family have a place to stay tonight. >> it's a wonderful community. everybody reached out to us. we're good. >> reporter: right now the cause one resident did tell us they believe it was a cooking-related accident. but at this point fire investigators have not confirmed that. >>> we go to heart break in new jersey as a community said their final good-byes to a popular high school teacher and his young daughters.ers released balloons in memory of tim o'donnell and five-year-old bridget. their car was rear ended leading to a chain reaction crash. one of his students talked about his sense of humor and how different it's been at school since his passing. >> it's been very quiet. everyone has been very sad. >> 36-year-old scat ott hahn admitted to being high on adderall. underway in yonkers after a tanker spilled nearly 2,000 gallons of oil. this happened around 8:30 this morning outside an apartment building on bronx river road. the truck was making a delivery when the oil began to leak out. the driver was able to cap the leak, but look at that, not befo

well not anymore susan muth president and granola. it would be fun to use granola in non-traditional ways. i am framing my demo around the theme "granola is not just for breakfast anymore". morning, noon and night suggestions: morning-overnight oats in a jar many versions and varieties noon-applesauce with blueberry granola and a salad topped with cranberry granola night-granola chicken and ice cream topped with pb & choc granola anytime-paleo granola, the nut and seed snack recipes mccabes faux blueberry muffin crock pot applesauce topped with mccabes delta blueberry granola 10 large cooking apples, peeled, place apples in crock pot with liquid and cook from 4 to 6 hours on low, turning up at the end depending on consistency. note: you can bypass the coring and peeling and run the finished mixture through a food processor. also, types of apples used create the amount of sweetness and consistency of the applesauce, some being sweeter and more liquid than others, so be sure to taste and add as necessary. place about a half a cup of app

the remaining 25 percent is contributed directly to susan g. komen award and research grant program which funds groundbreaking breast cancer research. volunteers are also needed to help organize the race. "anyone can be part of the race. we need so many volunteers and those who want to organize teams have so much fun." said laura johnson, "the race is a huge only for the filiate but also the evenenis so race day when thousands of people are there breast cancer." facebook: susan siouxland race for the cure to stay with us. (fred) 9-12" of snow are from norfolk to wayne to sioux city to cherokee to spencer. on either side of that red band of heavy snow, 6-9" can be expected. tonight, the snow will start in the late evening, and the snow and wind will pick up after midnight. the low will be 29. tomorrow, look for heavy snow and strong winds producing blowing and drifting snow. the high will be 31 with gusts to 40 miles per hour. the generally quiet weather after tomorrow's storm. " " jenna

susan harvey was a victim, used a credit card to download a game, through a google play account. she found hundreds of purchases had been made. turns out, more than $5,000 worth of transactions. >> my heart sank. i just -- i sat there looking at it and rolling through, i physically, i was sick. because i didn't know what they were. apps ask for, are way beyond what they should be asking. >> remember, when you download an app you also give permission for it to k assess other parts of your -- access other parts of your phone. you should delete every app you're not using. >> facebook users can do more than like a post. an extension of the like button. you can now be wowed, express sadness or anger over a post. hover over the like button and the icons will appear. >>> fort collins is third on the list of the happiest and healthy yes cities on the u.s.. several factors including people all kinds of teams >>> an update now on the death of park county deputy nate carrigan, he died in a shootout over an eviction order, three deputies went to the home in bailey. the home lured the officer

susan pfeiffer was in the crowd. the president attended a fundraiser in palo alto. >> there's a deal involving the future of the raiders, how long the owner agreed to stay in oakland. >>> if you have taken uber you were charged a safety fee, now there's a lawsuit. >>> we're looking at a commute, the traffic is doing well but it's foggy. the golden gate bridge you see the fog. >>> it will be cooler, all eyes will be on mavericks today. high surf advisory is out already. . >>> welcome back. uber will pay more than $28 million to settle lawsuits about the safety prone -- project. uber does not do did fingerprint required. it would rename the fee to a booking fee. a judge has to approve the deal. >>> the raiders will play at the oakland coliseum for at least one more season. they agreed to extend the lease. one year options to play at the coliseum for 2017 or 2018. >> the mayor when she presented in front of the national football league owners she said they need time. they believed they could get something done. for the

susan: he was 19 months old. i knew something was wrong. dr. oz: and the accident that almost ended it out. susan: i had a hairline crack on my nose, gashes under here. he said if i didn't get every single piece of glass out, you will lose your eye. dr. oz: coming up next. we'll save lives today.

he seemed genuinely sympathetic toward susan....and she says he has been kind. after a week, dr perron says they've looked for max and aren't optimistic they'll find her alive. soc we're in the final countdown to super bowl 50.. which means it will be a wild weekend in the bay area.. and here in las vegas.. especially at the sportsbooks. 13 action news reporter yasmeen hassan stopped by sunset station today to get some predictions on what we can expect. yas we have one of the best seats not just in the house but in the entire country because when it comes to super bowl sunday las vegas is the place to be. 14:23:58 04 chuck esposito sunset station "if you can't be at the big game live there's no better place to be than vegas." las vegas is one of the most game - and it's pretty easy to of the super bowl - but with and pumping money into our the economic impact not only in racing sports but throughout the industry. hotel rooms and food and beverage entertainment everything we have to offer. it's a win win for us. butte to 11:26:17 06 paul rosa thousands of big scr

**nats** susan splittgerber, 8th grade middle school 46:35 i 3 very much value days like this. it gives us a chance to work with our colleagues, and an environment we e not so busy running from one place to another in between classes trying to fit in a meeting here and there, 46:46chapin middle school susan splittgerber has been an educator for more than 27 days and took part in district five first ever teacher led professional development day. *nats of speaking**more than 1300 educators learned from other educators. susan splittgerber, 8th grade history teacher at chapin middle school 45:59 from my experience in education, i think that is the most effective way to do professional development. i e been involved in some teacher training myself, and there just a level of credibility when you have a teacher coming to talk to a group of teachers that i know what youre going through, i e been in the trenches, and to be e le to share things with them that they know are of value that we can use in our classrooms in our daily lives. 3 46:22learning different strategies and as teacher f

susan cleary by the way, if you want to follow susan on twitter at susan cleary correct? >> reporter: that's correct. >> we really appreciate it. thanks for coming in. >> thank you, bob. >>> the more that a month long occupation of a -- refuge has ended. they'll all face a felony charge of conspiracy to keep federal workers from doing their duties who force intimidation. >>> also a cease fire agreed in the civil war facing syria. john kerry making that announcement tonight's. the goal is to put the nation- wide cease fire in place; however, it does not apply to isis. let's check in with brooks now for a look at our forecast. >> 49 right now in melbourne and 52 in orlando and it's going to be warmer. finally, as we go through the end of the week and into the weekend, seasonal temperatures prevail. you know, we started off february, very warm. highs in the 80s and in the last week or so, highs in the 50s and the weekend looks sunny and mild, and rain likely monday and tuesday. outside right now, temperature- wise it's pleasant. 52 degrees in orlando and there's a view from

now susan harmon is bracing for the same. >> not looking forward to it. >> we were the first to tell her show will be part of >> i haven't heard anything. >> reporter: the city just announced a plan today mailers will go out along with community meetings to explain. harmon does not recycle now because she has never seen neighbors place maroon recycle bins out for pickup. she is not sure she will start now. >> odds are now i will put my trash in the crashe trash can and my husband will haul the trash can to the road. >> increased recycling is the goal of this program. now. mayor is hoping to see that percentage to go up by 10% by increasing recycle routes, but harmon is worried what happened in orange county could now be the reality in her neighborhood. >> my husband assured me it didn't affect us, we were out of that area. that's great. thank you. and now we are going to be part >> reporter: and unlike the county who outsources that service to different haulers, the city will remain using their own staff, although some of their routes will change with this new pilot program. also the

she was a veteran. >> hope: felicia's sister susan has fears her death was tied to human trafficking rings here in the mountains. no law enforcement has yet looked in to it. now they're hoping new information will come forward. if you're interested in learning head to wlos.com. live in hendersonville, hope hanselman, news 13. >> darcel: state health officials are extending their advisory to mercury in a jackson county lake. they're now alerting the public about high levels of mercury in wall-eye and small lake bass. they recommend pregnant women or children under 15 not fish in the lake. >> seeing that, i wouldn't eat the fish out of here. but i'd try and catch them for fun. >> darcel: health officials say they're no known risk for the high mercury levels to swimming, boating or handling the fish. >> larry: thursday marks the beginning of early voting for the north carolina primary. news 13's karen wynne is live at the asheville outlets. it's one of the early voting karen, there are several different kinds of photo id that people can use to show at those voting places. >> karen: righ

that susan medina with the colorado department -- bureau of investigation. >> we knew that corporal nate carrigan was such an important role. she said that he served in a superior way. palooza football and baseball coach. we also have an update on the other two deputies. nate carrigan is one that passed away today. of the other deputy, master patrol deputy colby martin is out of surgery right now he was cleared to rick -- critically injured. we know that he's in the hospital right now and we know that captain mark hancock is out of the hospital right now. this is a very small community. everyone knows one another, department. a tremendous outreach of support, a lot of law enforcement involved in a lot of community members coming together. as you said this is a tight knit community in this is hurting everyone there as well. we are gathering more information and we have several close out in the field right now as we saad, the entire state of colorado is pulling for the other two deputies who were shot. they are being treated at st. anthony hospital in laaewood right now. one of them was ju

live in boston, susan tran, 7 news . >> anchor: we are staying on top of breaking knew. er inandrews on stand testifying in her civil trial. let's listen in. >>> did you have those experiences as a result of this? >>> i have had them every day . >>> since this happened . >>> yes. >>> you still have it now . >>> trembling? >>> yes just saying here i feel cold. like it's just like a shaking. i am a very confident person shall you know, get me talking about sports and i'm right back, but, yeah, the second i'm remind reminded of this, the second i know people are talking about it the second it's around me, it is in my space i just lose it. >>> shallow breathing, do you experience that? >>> i don't think i breathe. >>> have you had bouts of sleep sleeplessness over this? >>> oh yes. just, i mean, you start thinking in the middle of the night why, why didn't i just put a bathrobe on. instead i should be thinking why did the march not put him next to me. why did they even call me and next to me? head. where is it? will this happen all over again? this is what i lay awake at my

this is susan medina from the cbi let's listen in. >> event have been unfolding all throughout the day, and we appreciate that you've been here and been very patient with us as we try to sort out this information. are we about ready to go? so this is our updated press briefing for the day with regards to the park county sheriff's sheriffs deputies officers who were shot this day. as we talked about earlier, we were hoping sheriff wagner would be able to join us. he has had a lot on his place plate obviously this day. he spent the majority of the day at the hospital with a family of one of the members of his agency was in surgery for most of the afternoon and was the family the he wanted to stay with both families by their side throughout the entire afternoon. that was his priority. as we move forward to the day and into the evening he is going to come back up the mountain and meet with his team here and do some other things to really take care of each other. he wanted to be here but he wanted me to express why he isn't and what he isn't and also share his thoughts of thanks and great p

susan's are always sweet. >> very sweet. yeah. susan's always free on the set. she always wearsg hat. and she was back there, and i'm just such -- i just, i remember i was doing a scene and i'm talking about the villain. and i say, "this guy is pure evil.", "this guy is pure evil." and then i say, "trust me. that" -- and i totally forget the line.n't really forget the line. i say, "susan?" and she says, "that wheezing bag of -- [ bleep ] tips has it coming?"er ] and it's just like -- and i'm doing that the whole movie. >> seth: why you doing susan like that? susan's just trying to live her >> i know, right? just add obscenely immature. >> seth: this i wanna ask cause this -- that's susan. susan, ultimately she's out of your life now. your wife, in your life. >> yeah. [ laughter ]k about some immaturity that i want confirmation from you because my wife is pregnant, we're expecting our first baby. >> yeah, yeah.xcited about that. [ cheers and applause ] a lot of talking about like how you act in the delivery room, . >> yeah, yeah. for sure. >> seth: and you decide

. >> seth: why you doing susan like that? susan's just trying to live her life. >> i know, right? just add obscenely immature. >> seth: this i wanna ask cause this -- that's susan. susan, ultimately she's out of your life now. your wife, in your life. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> seth: i wanna talk about some immaturity that i want confirmation from you because my wife is pregnant, we're expecting our first baby. >> yeah, yeah. >> seth: i'm excited about that. [ cheers and applause ] a lot of talking about like how you act in the delivery room, you were in the room. >> yeah, yeah. for sure. >> seth: and you decided to play a song. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> seth: what did you play when your wife was in labor? >> i jammed a little yeah. >> seth: how did that go? >> it was like steak knives came out of her eyes. [ laughter ] she's like, "are you [ bleep ] [ bleep ] me right now?" [ laughter ] >> seth: that's not the time for levity. >> yeah. yeah, yeah. >> seth: yeah. >> but she was a mercenary. i mean she was like i think i just caught her right in the middle of a contraction. she was pre

the could also clear the way to return him to los angeles to face trial for the 2000 murder of friend susan berman. >>> still ahead tonight, the deadly epidemic tearing families apart in new hampshire and the crucial role it's playing on the campaign trail. >>> also, there is a $63 million lottery ticket out there >>> welcome back. with all eyes on new hampshire, we're turning the spotlight on a major problem hitting home in that state. new hampshire has one of the highest drug addiction rates per capita in the nation, and polling in recent months has shown drug abuse is the top concern among voters there. nbc news national correspondent kate snow talks with a family looking for answers from the candidates. >> reporter: on a cold thursday night in new hampshire, susan ellen samuel and her son joe find their seats at a jeb bush campaign event, driven here by one dominating issue. >> who would think that their child would stick a needle in their arm. >> reporter: joe was addicted to heroin for six years, overdosing at least three times. >> that's three times i ended up in the that. >> so you

live in woburn tonight, susan fran. >> kim: a heartbreaking crime, an employee in a homeless shelter under arrest. police accusing him of hitting a drunk boy staying there with up his mother. leaving him with a red mark and bruises on his back. >> this is my son's back. you can see the wholed hand mark on him. >> kim: a large red wealth in the shape of a hand, on the lower back of four-year-old adrian valetin. who is autistic. >> i just lost it and started crying. shaking. >> reporter: his mom angela rodriguez says she can barely contain her anger and police charged 40-year-old raphael abreu-prado from laumpbs with several counts of assault-- lawrence from several counts of assault and battery. shouting i took it too far. i hit him >> kim: investigator says it happened in this shelter on jackson street for home less families, where raphael abreu-prado works. witnesses including the volcano's brother said the boy was hit in the back and dragged down the hall, and the surveillance video appeared to have captured it all. ermts had no reason. >> reporter: while he was being booked he con

crisis, go to susan's official nice facebook page. we'll be right back with at edible arrangements, we want valentine's day to be every bit as perfect as you do. visit a local store or place your order at edible.com today. (music) woman: i' ll never remember all the projects, presentations, or meetings i gave up my nights for. (music' s drums intensify) i' ll never forget. get out there, in the 2016 ford escape. be unstoppable. this is my fight song take back my life song (music) dry spray? that's fun. no wait time. this is great. can i keep it? all the care of dove... ...now in a dry antiperspirant so my kids don't have to forage, got two jobs to pay a mortgage, and i've also got a brain. life's short, talk is cheap. i'll be working while you sleep. still don't think i've got a brain? you think a resume's enough? who'll step up when things get tough? don't you want that kind of brain? a degree is a degree. you're gonna want someone like me. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: welcome back to "late night," everybody. our next guest is a

retail space-- on 26 acres-- the only ikea location in all of nevada sot clark county commissioner, susan brager it'll grow this southwest portion of town and ikea doesnt just set up shop anywhere-- nat beep beep sot susan brager they look at thousand people who were already-- what they call-- ikea family members. sot amy jenson that means they had been purchasing ikea products without an ikea store so with just a few months left of construction-- crews put together the finishing touches-- and county officials watch-- with big hopes for the store. sot susan brager i think it's going to drive the economy says they are still on track to open this summer. reporting at the 215 and south durango-- mk-- 13an. right now... democratic presidential candidadtes hillary clinton and vermont senator.... bernie sanders are here in the valley.... tonight. the two are squaring off..... in "the m-s-n-b-c telemundo town hall". the town hall is taking place.... at "the cleveland clinic lou ruvo center for brain health".... downtown. after that debate... hillary clinton is holding an event called... "get out

susan is one of them. >> we would have liked more understanding on both sides of what the ramifications are. for the city, it is cheer. for those of us in the neighborhood, really are not. i think that disturbs -- it talked to. performed. emily performed the study on the speaker system. her company will install. >> the noise levels will be quieter than the ambience. it meets the city noise ordinance. >> reporter: she is more concerned with noise from concerts and other entertainment. >> the big problem seems to be a possibility of great possibilities, too much of the wrong kind of noise from entertainment. >> reporter: some neighbors had concern about the amount of light coming from the stadium. barry performed the study. he says properties should not be effected by the light. >> once you get out to a thousand feet there was no light levels at all. after the that was all -- that was all within the property. minimize the light and sound on the neighborhoods. but she says she is skeptical. >> i don't believe that. i don't believe that. you know when the fair came, i could hear the fair. >

actress susan saradon will be here in our studio tomorrow on fox5 news this morning to talk about the caucus. that interview is at 7:45. the democratic caucus is tomorrow. the republican caucus is on tuesday february 23-rd. we will bring you a special edition of fox five news at five -- saturday night. we'll have live coverage of the results, the candidates local caucus headquarters and our political analyst will weigh in. bernie sanders also met with supporters today... and made sure people understand the importance of our caucus "in 10 20 30 years from now... people will look back on what happens in nevada and say this is was beginning of political revoluation (cheers)." sanders held a rally and concert in henderson. public. sanders focused a lot of time on immigration and the path to citizenship. "we are listening to brothers and sisters in latino community who demand, pauses, who demanding to get out of shallows and walk a path toward citizenship." sanders also talked about solar in nevada. he says he wants to make it easier for people to have solar, and nevada should lead the cou

. >>> susan all third addressed the senate oversight committee. the senator spent hours asking questions about plans to improve the organization. she says she is optimistic about the improvements that have been made so far. she pointed out that staff turnover rates have gone down. they said they need funds to pay caseworkers more to give them incentives to stay. >> we are deliberate. we are intentional. we are targeted. we are moving toward something that will be very good for the state. we have to do and equality way. the committee that we have made some progress. we have a ways to go to where we want to be. >> the committee had so many questions they could not finish today. they have scheduled another meeting next week. >>> there is a new effort to protect south carolina groups who want to start their meetings with a public prayer. the bill that first approval today at the statehouse. >> reporter: the state senate and house start with invocations. city councils comic county councils and school boards have run into problems for public prayers. th

susan mcmanis later in this newscast. i'm keith cate reporting from des moines, iowa, site of the 2016 first in the nation caucus. >> real quick before you go for a second, i just have a question. these numbers are so tight on both sides of the aisle. when you were there in the room while they were caucusing, did things get heated? is it like a debate or is this all like very civilized conversation they're having for two or three hours? it was so interesting for me to watch. again i wondered how. i went looking for video of caucuses and didn't find very much, so i was excited to get in there and watch the process. yes, it's organized. there are some methods to the madness. they talk about it. people stand up for their candidate and brief everyone and on the republican side it's a secret ballot. again it's run by the republican party. it was over lickety split. they counted them out. the democratic side it was a bit more raucousous, had to move from -- raucous, had to move from one side of the room to the other, but hillar

. >> his first guest was susan lucci. back 1987 when he was a e university. >> out she comes, full length fur coat. red knit dress. when andy first wrote thatter, eni was doing "all my children," something about i told him this, jumped off the page. energy every minute of the day. >> you know what? it's all fun for me, i'm passionate about everything i'm doing, i am living the life i always dreamed i would be living. myself every day. >> chrissie teagan will tell you i'm sure if she could, she w giver birth on stage. >> that girl has no fear.rtainment tonight" birthdays, which actor studied anthropology in college? line.com. >>> welcome back to the show, everybody.s "e.t" birthdays, which madam secretary star studied anthropology? college? that is taylor lione. >> happy birthday. party today, and a clemson clemson cake. >> by the way, it's going on the an exciting weekend, nancy and i are hosting a special on sunday, it's "e.t" live at the oscars.y "e.t" at the oscars as the stars dream of gold. >> everybody says it's you

. >> reporter: neighbor susan alan says plain clothes police showed up. >> they had a long black thing, i don't know whether it was a gun or battering ram. i have no idea. they wouldn't let me come out of the hall. the police lady said go back inside. >> reporter: no arrests were made. the man who police spoke with had no comment for us when we called. neighbors say they never saw the two men here. both captured only blocks away. and now back behind bars. in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >>> still ahead on abc 7 news at 5:00, new details on the demolition of that multimillion dollar home in san francisco. what the homeowner says caused it to slide. plus, the final sprint. >>> new details on a landslide that,6 caused a multimillion dollar home in san francisco to be torn down. >> reporter: the day before the iowa showdown it's an all out push to win over undecided voters. >> hillary clinton is not qualified to be president of the united states. >> reporter: the final pull before the caucuses shows donald trump leading the gop race 5 points ahead of ted cruz. >> donald tru

our phone lines are open at 202-783-2920. 202-748- this is susan, who was at the rally. susan? here: quite a few people as senator rubio gets on the bus up to the event. we will talk to a few as the crowd thins. it is chilly here in south carolina. we don't want to keep people too long. let me introduce you to two college students who came to the event. what is your name? >> logan. >> jelly. y. i think i will vote for marco rubio. >> what you like about him? >> i have been down to marco rubio or jeb bush, and i think marco rubio is interstate -- states rights. x you are young, but some opponents say he is too young. >> i think anybody in this day and age can learn anything they want to. we live in the information age. him being younger, i connect to older generations. but to me, that gives him a leg up on other people. i think he is more in touch with the world. susan: will the governors endorsement matter? >> i am from kentucky. that i think that will help him become a more viable candidate and a bigger threat to donald trump in this election. susan: how much interest is there

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live in springfield tonight susan tran, 7 news night team. new at 11, a cambridge police officer linked to dangerous drive. the officer now on leave and under investigation for a hit and run crash. night team's tim caputo us live in cambridge where the crash happened. >> exactly right kim this is a maybe not at 11 o'clock at night, but along with cars out here plenty of pedestrians and people riding there bikes. yesterday when if was fairly busy a woman riding her bike was hit by a car. but that driver never stopped. >> cambridge police officer has placed on administrative leave after being involved in a hit and run accident not far from the police station. sunday night just before 8, a woman riding her bicycle near broadway and portland street in cambridge was hit by a car. driver of that car never stopped. the woman was hurt was rushed to the hospital her injuries are not life threatening. cambridge police tonight confirm the officer who was off duty at the time of the crash was involved and police did witness the crash and an off duty trac

tonight -- susan sarandon, from "how to be single," actress alison brie, fox sports 1 host, katie nolan, featuring the 8g band with jaleel bunton. [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers, this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] wonderful to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. hillary clinton and bernie sanders earlier tonight faced off in a debate on pbs, or as pbs calls it, "antiques roadshow." [ laughter ] chris christie announced yesterday that he's dropping out of the presidential race. christie said he's not sure what he'll do now, and then someone reminded him he's still the governor of new jersey. [ laughter ] "oh, man. ugh!" bernie sanders, yesterday, had breakfast in harlem with the reverend al sharpton. interesting, usually when an old white guy goes out to harlem, it's because he fell asleep on the train. [ laughter ] jeb bush today said he is the only candidate who has the you oh, my god, jeb. you can't claim to have balls if you don't even have the balls to say b

but - susan taurisano - who lives in the duplex - says that she was. "they were monitored. they were all together. they were walking as a family. when we tried to talk to the victim's mother today - she was drivers speed down this street all the time. "they just zoom, you know? i watch this kids all the time and they just zoom down the street." another neighbor agrees. "they should put something on the street, you know? there's a lot of family around here. some speed bumps, you know? something. they should do something about this." one neighbor even stood where it happened for hours today - begging drivers to slow down. "she's a little girl. that's sad. i have kids. and if my kids would die that would break my heart." live tag: the women i spoke with today plan to create a petition - and urge the city of north las vegas to build speed bumps along this road - because there are two many young children who live here. reporting live - michael burton - channel 13 action news. some tense moments overnight when the walmart at nellis and police say someone wrote a bomb threat on th

director susan alford says she had to pick up the reigns to move foreward. "when i came to the agency the way the project really stood was that we had just gone through a settlement agreement and that agreement basically allowed us to start a new partnership starting from square one. "we had to map it again with a new vendor again and because of that it is a four year process that it's gonna take to do that. so my big task right now is just to make sure that we stay on track with that because as you said its been a long long history of the child support system not being implemented in south carolina." as part of that task. dss has enlisted the help of jimmy early who designed the sceis system of south carolina... which is the one central system that manages the states finances. "we're just really encouraged that we've got the right guy in place to figure out how to get this done. " early sent news 19 this statement on the project's progress. e are beginning to transition from the initial planning phase of the project where we have been focused on key plans (

our viewer susan rasmussen says she dropped off her four cats here at southwest animal hospital for boarding. when she went to pick them up, they only had three. she says the staff told her max escaped and ran up into the drop ceiling while they were trying to clean the cage. dr. pete perron stands by that story but says in 28 years they've never had this happen. he says they've looked and looked, but have not seen or (next) "i'm yasmeen hassan here at sunset station covering all the super bowl action. if you can't be in san francisco this is the place to be. hotels all over town are already booked and this is turning out to be one of the busiest weekend for the entire city." nevada governor.... brian sandoval has signed an emergency regulation.... shortage.... here in the silver state. the regulation will allow... provisional licenses to be issued to teachers.... who have not yet met the full requirements for a license.... given they complete those with-in a year. at the beginning of this school year... c-c-s-d was still looking to hire.... around a thousand teachers. live look outside at a

dart's team with susan g. komen has been dissolved while the claims are dart has not responded to the allegations. now... to a consumer alert from contact 13. the e.coli outbreak at chipotle... is over.. the c-d-c- says.... two outbreaks linked to the popular mexican restaurant.... appear to be over. closed..... even though they never tracked down.... what was responsible for the contamination. dozens of customers in several states reported getting sick.... after eating at chipotle restaurants. to win back customers... chipotle is planning deep discounts.... for the upcoming super bowl weekend. republican presidential candidate donald trump may be leading in the polls... but... it turns out... superstar "adele" isn't a supporter. trump took the stage at a rally in waterloo, iowa today..... to waterloo, iowa today..... to adele's song "rolling in the deep." he's been using that song at his events... and... her song "skyfall" is in his.... pre-rally playlist. now... adele wants everyone to know.... she never gav

an inspection shows susan robson had other issues at her unlicensed kennel. out of 30 dogs investigators listed 61 violations, including failing to have a veterinarian checkup after and no existing health certificates for the puppies. in other cases officials believe some of the health certificates have been forged. now susan robson has pleaded not guilty to those charges and her kennel has since been shutdown by this state. now we reached out to the robsons and to the lawyer representing susan robson. none of them returned our request for comment tonight. she will face a judge on march 89th and the town officials say they want to make it burglary her husband has had no complaints on the job. live in tyngsboro, kathryn burcham, fox 25 news. >> snowflakes bat something dry air out there. other places that look like it's snowing just aren't right now. i'll take a tour of the area and show you what's going on out there just ahead. >> but first a tragedy unfolds when a if you are father dies in a house fire after carrying his children to safety from their burning

the principal named susan jordan die, two students were hurt. when the bus hit them on the sidewalk in front of the school. police again have not filed charges. >>> and an anderson dog owner will not face charges after his pet was found shot, behind and emaciated. we told you about amara last week, the owner told deputies he tried to euthanize the dog following aggressive behavior, the dog lived. there has been a public outcry to bring justice for amara after the judge decided against charges. but anderson county leaders say there's nothing illegal about euthanizing a pet humanely. >> as horrible as it looks and i'm one of those animal people, i love animals, i hated to see that happen and it lookeded that a county law can cover at this time. >> recommends owners bring their pets to shelters for youth nash nas nas sha. >>> someone stole from the girl scouts, 3 mountain bikes, a computer, a microwave and a television. >>> union police have captured the man they think robd an upstate bank -- robbed the an upstate bank today. glen roth, he held up

susan phinney/ environmental health specialist 4:26: 30 the purpose of the registry is to create a research resource for of breast cancer and also outcomes for breast cancer survivors..>the registry information comes from questionnaires filled out by more than 6-thousand breast cancer survivors.the information.. which is kept confidential... is put into a computer --so they have a data bank --the participants are also given the option of providing other information such as blood and tissue cells,, for lab analysis by comparing these in women who have been diagnosed with breast cancer--< victorie straughn/ university of cincinnati coordinator for reseearch program 4:32: 35 we look for causes, i think a lot is centered around treatment,, we look for causes.>< tease is 4:43: 11/ 4:44: 30 is standup this information allows them then to study certain things related possibly to breast cancer,, we perhaps have never known before, but some of them i am guessing are in your environment,, in your air, in your water,and perhaps even in your cosmetics every day.>for example.. doctor susan phinney,, the

. >> reporter: hal and his wife susan live on fletcher road. they had no idea these four men had broken into a neighbor's home. >> kind of a surprise, so close to the police station. very quiet neighborhood. >> reporter: police say an alert neighbor saw the break-in happen and called 911. >> the vehicle pulled new front of the house, one gentleman got out, made entry through the window, opened the front door. two other gentlemen got out of the car and entered the home. >> reporter: the suspects were in this black jeep. the driver went to park, but a and he kept going. >> a lot of people walk their dogs because there's sidewalks on both sides of the street there, and it's pretty active. >> reporter: police responding stop that driver and then they caught the others. >> the actual residents were found inside. >> inside the jeep, a black notebook with a list of addresses. police now believe these four men may be part of a crime ring. >> during the initial investigation, a notebook was found in the vehicle tying these gentlemen to several other bre

two students were hurt and principal susan jordan was killed while pushing other students to safety. the report says the driver was "distracted" but does not go into further detail. it will be up to the prosecutor to decide if charges should be filed. sometimes you just have to let the pictures tell the story. that is the case here in houston... where a demolition project clearly did not go the way it was supposed to. the wall of a parking garage collapsing on top of an excavator. here it is again.... and the first thing you need to know is that the operator of that excavator is okay. experts say building.. the dust is so thick after the collapse that you can't even see the heavy equipment for moment. smoke from a wildfire near oklahoma city could be seen for miles today.. as the flames moved towards a subdivision and a school... forcing many students to stay at school until it was safe to leave. more than 20 acres were scorched in no time at all. but no one was hurt. tonight.. the flames are all out. the court-martial of sergeant bowe bergdahl is now officially on hold. hold.the jud

. >> trevor: but you get susan sarandon's notion women shouldn't vote with their vaginas. >> trevor, what else will i vote with? that's right, these things aren't just made for popping out babies, they're like third hands. i know guys can pea standing up but big (bleep) deal, i can pull a lever with this bad bitch! rr! >> trevor: i get it, you're annoyed people keep dragging gender into this? >> thank you for catching up. the sexism is annoying but it is so diminishing of women to accuse other women of supporting hillary because she's a woman. i worship beyonce because we're both super hot and we both should get our nighs insured. >> trevor: so you agree with the hillary supporters? >> no, both sides are straight-up booty now because it's diminishing for women to tell other women they're obligated to vote for hillary because, you know, we all have vaginas. we as women need to remember we all want one thing and it's michelle obama's arms. but also, seriously, we want the freedom to vote for who we want to regardless of what our husbands or wives or friends say about it. and you know w