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Three Hickory residents went to the Hickory City Council Tuesday to voice concerns over a Dollar General store planned for northwest Hickory and to ask if anything could be done to minimize the impact of the store. Developers received the go-ahead in December to begin construction on the dollar store near the intersection of 10th Street Boulevard NW and 12th Avenue NW at what was once the site of the Lutheran Home. The store could be open as soon as this spring. Chris Simmons, who lives near the site where the store will be located, said the storeâs presence has prompted a backlash in the community.
humanitarian community and family. and of course we are reading many states internationally as it affected 35 nations and some of those had dual citizenship, nigeren and canadian, and many others we're still trying to pick through who exactly they were. >> as you mentioned this a global tragedy. we know that that news conference you referred to has gotten under way. we're monitoring that. i do want to go to our robin creel. earlier you went out to that crash site. talk to us about what you saw and you're intending to head out there again. >> reporter: rosemary, we're at the crash site right now. it's a lot of clanging as you can watch them sifting through debris. their digging deep into this hole that we can't really see. on the side of the hole, though, is pieces of scrapped metal from
and there goes that helicopter dumping that 300 gallons of water. if you look further south, you can see yet there is another fire down there, that's close to the town of sonoma. this is what firefighters are dealing with, these very big plumes, very big fires, dotted throughout this absolutely gorgeous area of california. but now the weather seems to be cooperating. the winds have come down. it is still warm, but not hot, that humidity is also very, very low, but there is rain in the forecast. miguel marquez, cnn, sonoma county, california. >> spelling it out there, firefighters on the front lines have been pushed to their limits, they're both physically and emotionally drained as one can understand. >> absolutely. hundreds of additional resources are being sent from other states to help them because of that. cnn's robin creel brings us the story. >> reporter: a heart breaking image of battle weary
blaze. >> some of these remains are actually in tact bodies, much easier to identify, much easier to get things from. some are merely ashes and bones. >> reporter: yet they go on, working endless hours. fred who took this photo of his colleagues have dinner wrote, we slept off and on, in engines, pickups, hose beds, et cetera. more long hours may be ahead. robin creel, cnn, atlanta. >> appreciate from that story what they're going through and the big question is, when will they get some rain to help out the firefighters and the families there? >> it is going to be the end of the week, thursday, friday, but that doesn't mean it is all doom and gloom because the winds have died down. that's the good news here. rain doesn't come until thursday, friday. let's get the details here. show you the graphics. we still have 16 million residents across california. and into nevada, still under a red flag warning.
that a apope has visited an active war zone. one way or another he was going to get there. this is a pope who is cognizant of the realities around the world but at the same time does not intend to allow that to get in his way. >> the pope's schedule goes on, and today he celebrates an important moment, john allen, thank you so much for your insight there in rome. iraqi forces are gaining ground against isis fighters in the strategic city of ramadi. after intense fighting there, government troops now control areas near the city's center. they've defused a lot of booby traps and rescued 120 families who were trapped in the fighting there. meanwhile, an iraqi air force strike on the city has killed one major isis commander. for the very latest on the fight for ramadi, let's turn to robin creel who joins us live from london. what's the very latest on the
long-term goal of peace. >> peace in somalia would also have dividends to the rest of the region. >> reporter: and the rest of the world. ethiopia wants to be more than a military enforcer. it wants to be the regional power broker too and it wants the u.s. to listen understand and support it. robin creel. four people are dead after a group of terrorists stormed the police station in northwestern india. now police in pun jaub state say they're still exchanging gunfire with the gunmen reportedly holed up in the station. this is recent video into us. there are no hostages we're told. one official describes this as a terror attack although it's not clear which group the attackers belong to. we will keep our eye on this and keep you updated on any
she was radicalized. i don't know. maybe satan changed her mind. people came and told her something. told her a wropg story. told her maybe this is good. if she has chosen to leave kenya, her mother begs her to kem home promising she won't be in any trouble. >> translator: i asked my daughter to come back. if she has died and the people know she has died, we asked them to inform us. so we can forget about her. robin creel, cnn, nairobi, kenya. i'm caridee. i've had moderate to severe plaque psoriasis most of my life. but that hasn't stopped me from modeling. my doctor told me about stelara® it helps keep my skin clearer. with only 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses...
just a matter of ethnicity. it's also politics and is he worried, asking the international community to monitor the situation closely. >> robin, can you give us a backgrounder on this? burundi is really a very fragile country. it's just emerged from 12 years of civil war, and the current president was really the first one that was transitioning to democracy. so what are the hopes then that we will actually have those elections, given the history that's already happened there? >> well that's part of the problem really is this history and this accord which was signed, which made a pathway to the constitution which only allowed a president two terms in office. the big controversy comes in that, in 2005 when the current president was voted into power he was voted into power by the parliament and not by the general population and that's the excuse he's using to be able