navalny has asked people to avoid the march photo after he was barred from running as a candidate official say he s ineligible to take part due to a suspended prison sentence is as the charges are politically motivated and you can find much more on our website just click on. dot com those are the headlines but stay with us how large is their inside story is next. high hopes of continued peace and stability in liberia as gotos choose a new. town with a supposed enhanced democracy in a country that has seen its share of violence and what would it mean for the region this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i m husham obama it s the end of an era for africa s first female president ellen johnson sirleaf into towns the noble peace laureate is stepping down the two men who are running to replace her liberia s went to the polls on tuesday in a run a vote that was delayed over allegations of fraud in october first round and if the result of this election holds it will
construction at this time. we have a crew on the way. we are going to bring you details as soon as we get them here on 9 news, online, on social media as well. you can see the smoke coming out of there. again, they say this is a building under construction. in the area of 15th and california. we are also following another developing story in denver right now. police are investigating reports of shots fired in the area of 32nd avenue and clay street. three school were on lockout, those lockouts were half hour ago. 9 news reporter nick mcgill is live outside north high school for us. and denver police have been clarifying some information, so what do you know right now? reporter: yes, that s right. everything is back to normal here, colleen. students for the most part out and about on their lunch break and really unaware that anything even happened. we have been told that all of this happened around 9:15 this morning when a group of people, people, tried to rob or carjack s
milwaukee s air and water show is returning thanks to a sponsorship deal announced this morning. the show was postponed last summer because of a lack of money. pete zervakis explains how it s been revived. a donation from wsb means the aws will again draw some 400- thousand people here to milwaukee s lake front the announcement came this morning downtown. because waterstone bank saved the aws we can continue with our mission military. and providing free entertainment on the lakefront. it wasn t possible last year . due to scheduling conflicts and a lack of money. of course everyone missed the show this year - it wasn t possible the amount of the sponsorship won t be made public. donations are still being taken. and when the show returns. the u-s navy s blue angels will be the headline performers. one added aws? organizers say it s the showcasing of military tech. on the lakefront, pz, tmj4 the air and water show will be 15 and 16 will be july 15 and 16 today is international
an elongated trough of low pressure has formed to our west and extends into wisconsin along with an associated leading edge of warm air. that frontal boundary will remain essentially stationary for the next 48 hours or so acting as a track for twists in the atmosphere to ride along. those spins will trigger periodic opportunities for more showers and storms through tomorrow night with the chance of some lingering showers into friday, as well. in addition to rising temperatures, the moisture will surge, too. dew points will remain near 70 degrees through thursday before the humidity retreats a bit by the end of the work week. even though it appears conditions weekend, plenty of clouds could for saturday as the mercury returns to about average with highs near 70 degrees. the city of charlotte, north carolina bracing for the potential of more demonstrations tonight.that s after a night of violent protest following the police shooting yesterday afternoon. mark barger reports. (
90-year-old man in east orange. why she allegedly strangled henry boyd in his apartment, police won t say. but they did tell us that the two knew each other. our new jersey reporter toni yates is live in orange with more for us. he leaves behind a wife, children, and great grandchildren. henry boyd was 90 years old. he retired from the navy decades ago then he worked as a doorman before he retired from that job. the prosecutor s office has arrested 32-year-old jocelyn data of orange. a family member found mr. boyd s body inside his apartment on february 9th. he lived in this building on south harrison street. saying only that mr. henry boyd and ms. datta knew each other. she s now in custody. investigators say mr. boyd was strangled. we did reach out to the boyd family today for a comment. they did not return our calls. ms. datta is due in court february 3rd. eight firefighters were hurt while battling a fire inside an apartment building in yonkers. crews were called to t