it is with profound sadness, mr. speaker, that i share the news that a great friend and public servant has passed away. darell ann pennington was a dear friend, trusted member of my staff, and tireless advocate for maryland s fifth district. for the past 12 years he saved as a case worker in my office in green belt, maryland, serving prince george s county, culvert county and anne arundel county. she had worked for earl yes state senator. mr. speaker, she knew the fifth district and communities better than almost anyone. and she cared deeply about the people who called, emailed, and wrote to us asking for assistance with federal agencies and help accessing government services. in particular, she was a fierce advocate for our district seniors. but she was also a mentor to countless young people, including interns who came to our district office and learned lessons from her not only about serving our constituents but how to approach life through perseverance, faith, and positiv
well, they will not see 20 for a few days. sand is being mixed in with what they spread. the sand will give you a little traction. four wheel drive or chains might be needed make sure you have emergency supplies with you. tow truck guys tell me if you call for help you might have to wait in line for them to get to you. hour, hour-and-a-half. this stuff keeps everyone busy or as they call it here. february. in avery county, steve ohnesorge wbtv on your side. track the weather in your area right on your smartphone or tablet. download our free wbtv weather app. right now, the lockers are cleared and the off season has officially begun. despite a heartbreaking super bowl loss, the carolina panthers have wrapped up an impressive 17-2 season. the team spoke today during a news conference and the biggest talker of all was cam newton s exit from that post super bowl newton talked to us for the first time since the incident. wbtv s brody o connell begins our team coverage.
of the public will have and transsexual residents can use the bathroom of the gender they identify. some members against the ordinance said they did not see the need for it, others said opponents were not heard. tonight was not a fair hearing, it was one side or not. we heard from lgbt, we never heard from the other side. and i will not i will not impose my will on other people. both sides had an opportunity to be heard and to push in their own way. and i stood up for non-discrimination and to treat everyone equally with dignity and respect. reporter: and now the question is, what will the general assembly do? the governor has said if the charlotte passes the with lawmakers in raleigh. happens starting tomorrow, guys. for now we re live in charlotte, coleen harry, wbtv on your side. thank you. molly. we want to tell you how all of the council members voted it was 7-4. mayor jennifer roberts voted in favor of the ordinance with al austin. james mitchell, julie icesle
went in, and then ducked down and went into the building. a deadly shooting spree in kansas. law enforcement officials are calling this an act of workplace violence. it was a good debate if you like the roman coliseum. this guy is a joke artist and this guy is a liar. when with i was leading the fight against the gang of eight, where was donald? he was firing dennis rodman on celebrity apprentice. do you know where we would be right now? no. i know you re embarrassed and you are too but keep fighting and keep swinging. swing for the fences. the whole time! a lot of fun up here tonight, i have to tell you. i m a huge fan of privacy. james comey testified with a dispute with apple is the hardest question he has ever seen in government. our need for public safety and our need for privacy is crashing into each other. peta. dramatic images out of columbia as officers pull up on a gang of robbers and all captured on a officer s body cam. where are you
feels much colder than that. live from watauga county, dave faherty, channel 9 eyewitness news. dave, thank you, remember you can track the cold temperatures throughout the night along with us using our wsoc-tv app. it s free for iphone and android devices. cleaned up and packed up. today the carolina panthers officially closed the chapter on their record breaking season that ended with thatat heartbreaking loss at the super bowl. eyewitness news anchor brittney johnson found out how the team is now using defeat to all ready start to plan for next season. reporter: well the panthers are looking back on the 2015 season with everything they ve accomplished. including getting to the super bowl. but after losing, even though they re about to take a break, they re working to figure out how to get back to the big game. after a record breaking season of dancing, dabbing, and defying expectations on the field. we did what a lot of people the carolina panthers are clearing