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last spoke with family members wednesday night.... and has not been seen or heard from since. this is a picture of the woman and her white '95 oldsmobile delta. police say her life is in danger...because she needs her medication. we also expect to hear from her family today. anyone with information on the whereabouts of bernice ferrenc is asked to call 9-1-1. president barack obama is making good on his promise to beef up troop levels in afghanistan.... the troop surge there has already begun...3 thousand soldiers--many of them from the 10th mountain division out of fort drum who just arrived in afghanistan are already seeing combat.
faith leaders from our community want our
immigration laws changed. about 1-hundred rochesterians of jewish, musilim and christian faiths held a prayer service hoping president obama will put the plight of migrant workers on the front burner this year... along with comprehensive
immigration reform. last night's service was one of a hundred nationwide..
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determined in the coming days by president obama. meanwhile the troop surge has already begun...3 thousand soldiers--many of them from the 10th mountain division out of fort drum who just arrived in afghanistan are already seeing combat. meanwhle, pakistan has rejected washington's call to get tough with the taliban and instead suspended military offensives and imposed islamic law in the northwest part of the country. that's where a u.s. spy-plane killed 30 suspected islamic militants over the weekend. a group of japanese special olympians welcomed secretary of state hillary clinton to tokyo today... her first trip abroad will also take her to china, indoenisa and south korea. she re-stated the usa's desire for a strong working relationship with japan. and she said north korea must disarm before the u.s. will consider normalizing relations with the communist regime.
faith leaders from our community want our
immigration laws changed. it's new tonight at 11. about 1-hundred rochesterians of jewish, musilim and christian traditions held a prayer service hoping president obama will put the plight of migrant workers on the front burner this year along with comprehensive
immigration reform....in particular, what they call inhumane treatment of migrant workers 4.57 at the root of all of our respective
faith traditions is concern for the alien and the stranger among us and i really do believe that's true of our own nation and its founding principles and if we don't care for the outside or the alien than we're not being what our own foundational documents want us to be 05.17 tonights service is one of a hundred nationwide.. governor david patersion warned of painful budget cuts... now we're seeing what would happen to local hospitals if his proposal goes through. rochester general would receive 25 million dollars less...it has already cut 240 positions to prepare. the u-of-r medical center will get 31 million dollars less..
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if you have a problem, call 866-fox -4- now. or, visit "fox 4 k-c" dot-com and click on the problem solvers link. demonstrators across the country are calling for action on
immigration. here in kansas city -
faith and community leaders came together for a prayer vigil. they're asking for
immigration reform that will keep families together. demonstrators say right now - many immigrant families and workers are living in a state of fear. "the reform that was promised didn't happen and everything is in limbo now. with the states trying to make up their own rules and regulations." the vigil is part of a nationwide movement that's taking place in more than 75 cities across the u-s. two filmmakers, one who recently lost his job, are traveling the country to tell stories about the recession. today austin and brian chu stopped in kansas city. the chu brothers said so far, the most interesting portion of
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parking deck... opened to the public today. it sits at the corner of mcdowell and davie streets. the nine level deck will be monitored by surveillance... 24 hours a day. it replaces the existing parking deck on salisbury street. some traffic changes... went into effect today .. near research triangle park. today... the department of transportation started working on permanent changes... at the intersection of nc 54.. and church street. cars are not allowed to make left turns.. on to or off of the highway. this map shows... the area we're talking about. the d-o-t hopes the change will prevent backups.. along church street's dangerous railroad crossing. some people in the triangle... are looking to a higher power... for
immigration reform. changing law, now! that was the focus... of an interfaith vigil... held this morning... at the united methodist church in raleigh. community and
faith leaders came together... to call on president obama to enact humane
immigration reform. they say... federal raids are ineffective... and inhumane .. and changes are need. irene godinez el pueblo -- 4.44.30 we're hoping that this year there will actually be some action, as far as comprehensive
immigration reform. something that will seek to unify families and to end family separation that we're seeing manifested through raids and deportations and providing a pathway to legalization. 4.44.46 today's event... was part of a nationwide movement taking place in more than 100 cities. a follow up... after three cases of whooping cough.. turn up.. at an orange county school. carrboro elementary students... who may have been exposed to whooping cough... we notified. school leaders say... the health department ordered 220 students... to take antibiotics.. as a precaution. school leaders say... all students cooperated.. no new cases of whooping cough have been reported. learn more about the symptoms of whooping cough ... right now on mync dot com. use the keyword - links. a local school district... dealing with gang activity. still ahead .. how johnston county schools are tackling the problem ... to protect their
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3 3faith leaders from around the triangle gathered today to pray for
immigration reform. it's part of an effort by the united methodist church to hold more than 100- prayer vigi around the country this month.they want to draw attention to issues and unfair polices against illegal immigrants.amanda fitzpatrick has the story. 3nats praying english "for an end to the violence.."prayers in both english, and spanish nats praying in spanishfaith leaders and supporters for change joined together at this interfaith prayer vigil hoping to send a strong message to opponents of
immigration reform.18:53 its time to look at what's going on its time to look it from a broader view." with song nats song3and words,
faith leaders and community activist spoke, urging president barack obama and congress to enact
immigration policies that would allow citizens of other countries to be treated fairly while in the u-s.citing 287g , a program that allows for law enforcement to check the legal status of everyo who gets arrested, as being unfair.tony ascion-el pueblo 16:24-36"in wake county they have recently deported over a thousand people and they say we're getting rid of criminals and that's not necessarily true."16:40-47 some are getting deported bc they are victims of crime some are getting deported because they are walking down the street. the group of interfaith leaders discussed the need for inclusion, and say they want to see illegal immigrants allowed to attend to local colleges and universities, a policy recently denied.18:21-28 "how absurd is that that we are going to deny citizens and education and we are not asking for a dime" 3a small aircraft with a broken windshield has landed safely
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thsands of people across the country are praying for
immigration reform today. they're part of a growing national movement of
faith calling on the government to take the lead. fox 4's kathy quinn joins us live from 24th &; grand with more on the message. this is one of about a hundred prayer vigils being held today by local church and
faith leaders. their message is for the new administration. they're praying for the president and the congress to show moral courage with the issue of
immigration. the immigrant justice advocacy movement is holding the interfaith prayer vigil as part of a nationwide movement. there are other prayer vigils today in 75 cities. the
faith leaders are praying for the dehumanization of people and their families to stop. sorry, closed captioning is not available for this portion of the report.... banning smoking statewide --- that's what the kansas senate is debating today. the measure is expected to win first-round approval, if supporters can prevent it from being amended. the bill would ban smoking in most public places including bars, restaurants, work places and government buildings. opposition is coming from people who believe smoking bans are best handled by local governments. drunk driving laws could get tougher in kansas. at a hearing later today, lawmakers will discuss adding a stricter punishment for impaired drivers ---aggravated drunken
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wake forest holds its state of the town address and dinner tonight. the event happens at the forks cafeteria. mayor vivian jones will address past accomplishments-- including bus service to raleigh and constructi on the new town hall. jones is also expected to talk about future goals for the town. the so-called bullet bill is up for discussion tonight in the bull city. a community activist wants to restrict the sale of ammunition. however, this would require a change in state law. city council members are split on whether to ask lawmakers for a bill dealing with ammo. some say they support the concept -- but not necessarily this proposal. a new safety committee will report to enloe high school's parent- teacher-student association today. the group was formed after recent crimes at the raleigh school. school leaders say crime numbers at enloe high are relatively low. the principal has said police would increase patrols around the school and security staff would extend their hours. the meeting starts at six tonight at enloe. a push for
immigration reform in raleigh. community and
faith leaders joined for a prayer vigil for immigrant families. it was held at the north carolina conference of the united methodist church this morning around ten. the event is part of a nationwide movement in more than 100 cities to bring humanity and compassion into the public dialogue on
immigration. tonight -- chatham county commissioners will debate whether "liquor by the drink" should be on the ballot. right now, fearrington village is the only place that sells liquor cocktails because they're authorized by special state legislation. commissioners meet tonight at six in pittsboro. the public is invited to attend. still to come -- we're following a developing story about a trial in wilson county. james johnson is accused of helping to cover up a murder in 2004. now -- we've learned he's pleaded guilty under an alford ea! mike charbonneau will have guilty under an alford plea! mike charbonneau will have another live report -- ahead. plus -- the man who replaced president obama in the senate was orn in about a month ago, and already there are calls for roland burris to step down! and -- talk about a winter wonderland. skiers hit the slopes for some snow fun! still to come -- we're following breaking
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of an effort by the united methodist church to hold more than 100 prayer vigils around the country this month.amanda fitzpatrick is live at the north carolina conference of the united methodist church on glenwood avenue. amanda? 3hi john the purpose of today's prayer vigil was simple, to bring awareness of the issues illegal immigrants are facing here in the u-s and locally in our state, leaders speaking out about policies they say are unfa against them. 3nats praying english "for an end to the violence.."prayers in both english, and spanish nats praying in spanishfaith leaders and supporters for change joined together at this interfaith pyer vigil hoping to send a strong message to opponents of
immigration reform.18:53 its time to look at what's going on its time to look it from a broader view." with song nats songand words,
faith leaders and community activist spoke, urging president barack obama and congress to enact
immigration policies that would allow citizens of other countries to be treated fairly while in the u-s.citing 287g , a program that allows for law enforcement to check the legal status of everyone who gets arrested, as being unfair.tony ascion-el pueblo 16:24-36"in wake couy they have recently deported over a thousand people and they say we're getting rid of criminals and that's not necessarily true."16:40-47 some are getting deported bc they are victims of crime some are getting deported because they are walking down the street. the group of interfaith leaders discussed the need for inclusion, and say they want to see illegal immigrants allowed to attend to local colleges and universities, a policy recently denied.18:21-28 "how absurd is that that we are going to deny citizens and education and we are not asking for a dime" 3law enforcement have maintained that they are not abusing the law and that 287-g is away to keep criminals off the street, reporting in raleigh amanda fitzpatrick abc 11 ewn.
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mike simpson is overseeing the project and says getting started soon will save big bucks in the long run. if the project can collect project bids this ye it, could save millions of dollars. >>> dozens of north texans participated in the national prayer vigil for
immigration reform today. the effort is aimed at bringing together communities, highlighting compassion and praying for leadership for president obama. more than 100 communities took part across the country. >>> one of the most well-known news organizations is reinventing itself as the boy scouts of america approaches its 100th birthday. its top leader says it must attract more hispanics or go out of business. steve stoler shows us how they intend to do just that. >> reporter: boy scout leaders would like to see more ceremonies like this one. the same hispanic student who helped lead massive pro
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peanut products from a texas plant. peanut corporation of america operates the plant, that is the same company that owns that plant in blakely, georgia. the texas plant operated unlicense and uninspected for nearly four years. nine deaths are blamed on salmonella tainted peanut tter. >>> local animal rescue activists are outraged over the salmonella outbreak. the director of the society of the prevention of cruelty to animals said if the blakely peanut plant had to follow the same stringent regulations that they do the outbre would never have happened. >> i have more restrictions on the puppies i adopt to the general public than the peanut butter that goes into sandwiches at school. >> she says if she does not report any disease, including salmonella within one day of finding it, she could face misdemeanor charges. >>> the number ref called items have climbed to more than 2,000 products. we are updating that list every day. check it out on www.wsbtv.com. the is an entire section dedicated to the salmonella outbreak on the home page. >>> this morning, a local
immigration coalition is calling for justice. we were in gwinnett county last night as members took part in a prayer vigil for immigrant justice. they are protesting recent efforts by the sheriff's office to fast-track deportation. nearly a dozen groups including atlantaian's building leadership for empowerment participated. >> law enforcement says that this effort is an effort to make the community safe, but the immigrant community is afraid to report crimes now for fear of, you know, being picked up for having no license or being in this country without their papers. >>
immigration and customs agents teamed with gwinnett deputies last month to screen the
immigration status of county inmates. >>> we now know police have arrested one person starting at least one fire and a series of arsons across henry county. overnight we checked and investigators are holding charles baker in the henry county jail on arson and burglary charges. investigators say he set a house fire on davis road in december. the fire department is still investigating
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up in just a few minutes. tonight's top stories and tomorrow's forecast in the first five minutes. >> thanks so much. >>> new since 6:00. a group in gwinnett county hopes prayer can move mountains or change the way latinos are being treated in the county. tonight an inner
faith group asked to pray for the end of what they call bad treatment of illegal immigrants. jennifer mayerle has the story. >> they're afraid to go outside and drive their cars at night for fear of being deported. a service was held to pray for
immigration reform. [singing] >> people in norcross come together to light candles and to pray for latinos living illegally in gwinnett county. >> right now people are being racially profiled. there's no other polite way to say it. because of the color of their skin, they're being picked up. >> more than 100 gathered at christ episcopal church in forcross. >> here it's like the watchdog all the time because they're undocumented. they flea their lives constantly. they hide in fear. >> u.s.
immigration agents checked the citizenship of anyone booked into the gwinnett county jail. through the controversial criminal alien program, illegals are being put on the fast track back to their home countries instead of serving time in gwinnett county. so these people pray for change and acceptance regardless of
immigration status. >> the only thing they came to this country is to find a better life for their children. that's all. we have to be more compassionate about that. >> the sheriff's office says the i.c.e. deportation program is a way to keep gwinnett county residents to p for housing. jennifer mayerle, cbs atlanta news. >>> new tonight. all the patients are back in their rooms at rockdale medical center after a smoke alarm tonight. everyone was taken down to the lobby while firefighters investigated. an overheated gear was causing the problem. >>> we now know the source of an outbreak of legionnaires' disease. it's spread by breathing in mist from water that contains the bacteria. the hospital says that bacteria was discovere in patient rooms on the 11th floor. it's now being hyperchlorinated to kill the bacteria. the two affected wings of grady will be closed to patients until late next week. grady hospital has information about legionnaires' on its website. you can find a link to it by going to cbsatlanta.com and clicking
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