breaking news in the wesley hadsell case -- his federal lawyers have filed a motion to withdrawal from his case. this comes just weeks before he )s scheduled to be sentenced for possession of ammo charges. the charges surround the disappearance of his adopted daughter aj hadsell. federal court documents say a new witness could testify against hadsell -- in hopes that he or she received a reduction in his or her sentence . it does not say who the witness is or what their relation is to the case. court documents say this witness is where the conflict of interest lies. aj hadsell disappeared a year ago this week -- her body was found behind an abandoned home in southampton county. the medical examiner says she died

we )re following more breaking news -- the l-a-p-d has confirmed that a knife found at o-j simpson s former estate... is being tested for d-n-a this is connection to the investigation into the murders of nicole brown and ronald goldman. right now we )re waiting on a news conference to start in los angeles --- here s what )s we do know right now -- there are reports a construction worker found a folding buck knife at the simpson estate, as early as 1998. the knife was given to a police officer, who was nearby. the knife, to himself, all this time. his superiors didn t know about it until he retired and told people he was going to have the knife framed. simpson was acquitted, in 1995, of murdering his ex-wife nicole, and her friend ronald goldman. he cannot be prosecuted for that again. our other big story today -- the

snow, sleet and rain this morning -- now the whipping winds! you can see those white caps on the chesapeake bay. so get right to meteorologist myles henderson with your first warning forecast. a very windy friday.... rain and for some of us snow has moved out but clouds and strong winds remain. expect northerly winds at 20 to 30 mph with gusts to near 40 mph through the afternoon. winds will relax tonight and will be much calmer for the weekend. reach the mid 40s for many locations. breaking news -- for many locations.

breaking news -- we now know when former virginia governor bob mcdonnell (will get his day in the supreme court. justices will hear arguments in his case on april 27th -- according to the schedule just released by the supreme court. in september 2014, mcdonnell was convicted on corruption charges. so was his wife, maureen. after the justices hear the arguments, they will issue a decision by the end of june. the republican candidates for president are back on the campaign trail today after their 11-th debate. craig boswell reports. donald trump picked up where he left off from the debate...taunting his opponents during a rally in michigan friday morning. sot: donald trump/r presidential candidate "little marco - little marco." "lyin ted cruz, lyin ted." senators ted cruz and marco rubio launched a barrage of attacks against trump...equating him to a con man sot: sen.

rubio/r-fl presidential candidate "he s trying to con people into giving them their vote, just like he conned these people into giving him their money." sot: donald trump/r presidential candidate "you defrauded the people of florida little marco." sot: sen. ted cruz/r-tx presidential candidate "is this the debate you want playing out in the general election?" standup: craig boswell/cbs news/the white house but no matter how bad his opponents say trump will be as a nominee and a president, they still say they ll support him if he wins. sot: john dickerson/cbs news political director "if they re saying he s going to ruin the country and ruin the republican party then they sort of step t i endorse him anyway." x polls show clinton of all the republican craig boswell, cbs news, the ite house. early voting in the north already underway. unlike on election day-- you can go to any early voting ballot. same day registration is available -- but only for early voting. whether you vote early or on need a photo i-d. virginia could soon fine drivers

the state senate passed a bill yesterday imposing a 100 dollar fine on drivers who younger than eight. the house already passed the bill. supporters say second-hand kids. police would not be able to pull drivers over for secondary offense. six governor mcauliffe has bill into law. in williamsburg&md ash;a special from a woman who has made history. adams-ender paid a visit to first baptist church. she was the first nurse to ever serve as the commander of a military base. ender was invited to ring the you may remember the bell was just restored last month for the first time since segregation. ender says she significant history of the

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the cdc says infections in hospitals are decreasing. new reports finds a 50 percent drop in bloodstream infections and a 17 percent drop in surgery infections. but doctors say more focus now needs to be on antibiotic resistant bacteria known as superbugs. --cdc and two different studies show possible health benefits from yogurt and large amounts of coffee. boston researchers found women who ate five or more servings of yogurt a week had a lower risk of developing high blood pressure. and researchers in sweden and the u.s. found drinking six cups of coffee a day reduced the risk of multiple sclerosis. they say coffee has anti- inflammatory properties. and regular use of aspirin can help prevent cancer. thats according to researchers in massachusetts who looked at two long term studies. they found aspirin provides the best protection from colon cancer and other tumors of the g i tract. luggage maker samsonite is hoping to bag some extra profit with a new business deal.

luxury-brand rival-- tumi for (one-point-eight ( billion dollars. tumi is among leading brands for high-end travelers with some of its carry-on bags selling for almost 25- hundred dollars. the deal gives samsonite a bigger share of the high-end market-- while tumi will benefit from being part of a larger company with a wider global reach. coming up-- we have the 9-1-1 call from the woman who didn )t recognize seahawks safety

the l-a-p-d has confirmed that a knife found at o-j simpson s former estate... is being tested for d-n-a this is connection to the investigation into the murders of nicole brown and ronald goldman. right now we )re waiting on a news conference to start in los angeles --- here s what )s we do know right now -- there are reports a construction worker found a folding buck knife at the simpson estate, as early as 1998. the knife was given to a police officer, who was nearby. he kept the knife, to himself, all this time. his superiors didn t know about it until he retired and told people he was going to have the knife framed. simpson was acquitted, in 1995, of murdering his ex-wife nicole,

we have the 9-1-1 call from the woman who didn )t recognize seahawks safety kam on him. take a listen. that )s the worker inside the recently closed redmond in

chancellor said the women shewed looked disgusted. he tweeted that he no longer wants seattle suburb. on the military watch-- it )s homecoming day for the u-s- n-s laramie. the ship is expected to return to naval station month deployment. you re looking at some video from a previous homecoming. the crew is made up of mostly civil few military members. the ship provided combat support to several countries in europe and africa-- and while cargo and mail to navy and nato ships. the fleet oiler is expected back tonight at eight. right now-- the grand opening for the second location of "your pie" pizza is underway. and they )re giving away free pizza! that )s right-- the first 100 customers get free pizza. but the deals don t stop there. the restaurant is also offering pizzas for just (three dollars and 14 cents ( all day! customers also get a chance to win pizza for life. the new location is

a very windy friday.... rain and for some of us snow has moved out but clouds and strong winds remain. expect with gusts to near 40 mph through the afternoon. winds will relax tonight and will be much calmer for the weekend. highs today will struggle to reach the mid 40s for many locations. we will start a warming trend this weekend. highs warming into the upper 40s saturday and low 50s sunday. we will start with sunshine saturday morning but clouds will build in during the afternoon. scattered showers roll in saturday night and into sunday morning as a fast moving area of low pressure slides through the mid-atlantic. skies will start to clear again sunday afternoon. we will warm back into the 60s next

a two-year-old girl calls 9-1-1 for an unsual ( emergency. the call that one police officer

this just in-- this just in: the group trying to collect enough signatures from voters to put the issue of light rail on the november ballot-- says they now have enough signatures. they collected many of those signatures on tuesday outside of primary voting locations. they want to ask the question - should city council use local funds to extend light rail from norfolk to town center in virginia beach. they say at last count the have about 20- thousand signatures -- and only needed 16- thousand-500. the group behind the petition - is opposed to light rail. the want

a little girl in south carolina calls 9-1-1 for an emergency. you mean a fashion emergency-- two-year-old aaliyah called 9- 1-1 because she said she need help getting dressed. a dispatcher informed deputy martha lohnes of the situation. the deputy thought it would be a nice diversion from the routine and agreed to help. when the doorbell rang-- aaliyah was very excited to see who it was. martha lohnes, greenville co. deputy aaliyah s grandfather was watching her at the time. he says he was unaware she called 9-1-1 until the deputy arrived.

>> nick: how do they know dad faked his condition to avoid going to jail? >> sage: well, that's the least of it, don't you think? i mean, considering all the things victor did to get him arrested. >> nick: it's bad news all the way around. >> sage: well, i just hope all this stuff isn't scaring away our baby mama.

shawn? >> sage: hey, shawn. are you all right? >> shawn: yeah. um, i just got terrible cravings, so everything's not okay if you're a jelly doughnut. >> sage: [ laughs ] well, sit in my chair. i'll get you one. >> shawn: that's okay. i called in an order to go. i've got a thing i have to get to. >> sage: oh, like -- like a meeting? >> shawn: i have an ultrasound. you guys want to sit in? >> sage: yeah. we'd -- we'd love to sit in. >> shawn: cool. at the hospital. half an hour. >> sage: we'll see you then. you didn't even say "hello." come on. are we both in this or not? >> sharon: noah, just delete it. >> noah: that's gonna change the facts, mom. grandpa would do anything to stay out of jail, and the truth is i'm no better. >> sharon: you are a much better person than your grandfather could ever hope to be. >> noah: i ran away instead of owning up to what i did to