those are your best bets outt at meyers park. we have an accident in fort mill that we'll talk about next. >> thieves are targeting firefighters. the primary difference between these crimes and those we've seen in the charlotte area. >>> a charlotte man is behind bars accused of trafficking large quantities of pot. ahead at 6:15, the threat agents say he made and suspicious items six-week old puppy . >>> is this is one of the best illustrations on how powerful the wind was. . this tree has been sitting here for 15 hours now. they have the cones up and tape up around it but have not been able to move it just yet. we have joe bruno there along with our photographer. he is telling us why it is still sitting here for this among. 15 hours blocking this road. we'll talk with mark taylor about how to get around this. >> two people charged with manufacturing meth will be in court. >> they arrested greis and chris conner after they found evidence of a meth lab. they are also charged with trafficking meth. three other people were also insi

we're dealing with the road collar out of meyer's park. queen's road is closed. southbound at hinley place. this is out of moorhead from south kings drive or use providence until they work to clear that. as they do, we'll let you know in the traffic center. >>> checking wall street futures right now, the dow is up 26 points. the nasdaq up six. >>> an emotional reunion between this six-week old puppy and the man who rescued him. the reaction the puppy had as soon as the two were reunited. >> channel 9 is following breaking news off of the coast under way after a coast steve: today is your lucky day. woman: (surprised) oh, my goodness mark: you've just won - a thousand dollars! woman: that'amazing! that' amazing! (shrieks) woman: ok, nice job. mark, way better than yesterday. maria, that delivery felt alittle forced. and steve, woman: i am still missing that raw emotion. woman: pretty awesome for atuesday, but tomorrow is hump day, so let's really bring it! lucky for life. win a thousand dollars a day, every day, for life. . >>> 6:54. i'm in the breaking news cente

we have road closures, one in meyers park because of trees in the roadway. we'll get you around those coming up next. >> we have problems even through the afternoon yesterday once the storms were gone, the trees were still coming down because of the winds and they remain strong this morning. maybe not gusting as high as they did yesterday but in the mountains, the wind is generating more snow fall. you'll find slick travel this morning, we'll show you the how much will add up and how it will be a blustery day out. there the winds won't relax a whole lot. >> thanks. >>> many of you are waking up to strong winds this morning ahead at five on daybreak, the damage last night's storms caused and how it is affecting your morning drive. >> . >>> channel 9 is following breaking news. strong wind continues to have a major impact across the carolinas. look at the wind gusts on the screen right now. it is up to 50 miles an hour in the mountains. about 30 miles an hour in the charlotte area. the areas that will see snow along with that wind and when it is expected to mo

5:00, our reporters and every angle of the storm and first at 6:00, brittney johnson is live in meyers park where people are dealing with damage. >> this part of edge hill road is finally back open to traffic after being blocked off for ab four hours because of this. you can see the trunk of the tree that fell around 12:30 today. it's massive. it's still there. crews worked throughout the day to cult it up and clear it as it crossed the road. it fell on the other side. it knocked down another tree and a fence but thankfully no one was hurt. there were close calls in other parts of charlotte. you can see where fallen trees caused quite a bit of damage in the will more area. homeowners there told us that trees came crashing down on a car. also a condo. neighbors told us they lost power this morning and there was so much damage to the roof of a condo that was damaged that it was deemed unsafe. a tree crashed on his home. it caused minor damage. but no one was inside at the time. we spoke to a man in the will more area who was inside of his home when the tree fell. it fell on top of his tree an

45 minutes, cmpd told officers arrested a student who they say brought a gun on to the campus at meyers park high school. 17-year-old, mon tez is charged with possession of a handgun property. the gun was found after school notified. right now, we're asking where the gun was found on the campus and if it was loaded, nobody was hurt in this incident. >> just in tonight, donned donald trump and bernie sanders with 70% of the precincts reporting, 34% of the vote, john kasich has 16%. ted cruz 12% tonight. on the democratic side, bernie sanders 60% of the vote. hillary clinton at 39%. right now, so far 66% of the total votes have been counted. >>> also tonight, coming up in the next 15 minutes, we're going to hear from the winning candidates from both parties and their victories tonight. >>> breaking news right now. just within the past 20 minutes, charlotte mecklenburg school leaders voted to extend the contract for the current superintendent, ann clark. clark's contract would have expired this summer, but in a 6- 3 vote, the school board decided to extend it until june 30 of 2017. several boar

. >> the rain did not stop people from packing this meyers park church to continue the student assignment conversation. and once again, emotions ran high as people talked about the future of their children. not making the academic gains that we all need them to. >> that's the reason eric davis told his district 5 constituents the board must look at its student assignment. that's created a lot of fear and confusion about what that means for families happy with their current assignment. >> i have a third grader and it's important for me for him to go to school with his neighborhood friends. >> it's gotten a lot of parents emotional. >> that emotion was apparent as residents addressed davis and each other about the plan. >> why are we saying more on the simple root cause of fixing the poor performing schools. >> just because we are talking about children of poverty, does not mean they are not as intelligent as your children. >> while the -- davis tried to address concerns. >> i'm not asking anyone in this room to sacrifice their child for any other child. i am asking that we recognize >> the

parents can go to a forum with a board of education member at meyers park baptist church on queens road. at 6:30 there's another forum. on west sugar creek road. >>> take a look at the video from the charlotte camera. the sunset's been gorgeous today. our chief meteorologist steve udelson is using that word to describe it. >> hopefully we can keep it around for the weekend. view from the lake norman tower cam, much the same. skies are fair, you see the fair skies and most of the snow has melted. at least in boone. higher elevations looking at snow. at 6:00, we'll take a look at the conditions up in ski country if you're planning a weekend up there, it looks good. 56 in ballantyne. 58 in matthews. 56 in harrisburg and mint hill. we have read investigation the mid 50s through the i-40 corridor and mid 40s into the high country. if you're outside this evening, you'll need a coat. sun down in about an hour or so. by 7:00, lower 50s. a light jacket will be fine. nothing terribly heavy. because we're forecasting clouds to roll in over night tonight, we won't see temperatures tomorrow morning.

tonight, channel 9 was in meyerers park as hundreds of parents descroisd their concerns about the public forum. leaders are considering to move hundreds of students to other schools. parents say they are happy and don't want to move. >> i have a third grader and it's important for me for him to go to school with his neighborhood friends. >> cms leaders plan to hire a student assignment consultant. the plan is doable for the 2017- '18 school year. count on channel 89 to 9 to have a crew inside tonight's board meeting. we'll have updates tonight at 10:00 and 11:00. >>> in about a month, the controversial ordinance will go into effect in charlotte. leaders approved the plan after more than 100 people spoke out for and against it. eyewitness news reporter, joe bruno is live outside the governor center. and opponents don't plan to give up the fight. >> yeah, opponents plan to keep pushing back at this record ordinance. city council voted 7-4 to pass this antidediscrimination ordinance after more than 100 people spoke. the ordinance bans businesses from denying the community from because of th

it is at meyers park baptist church at 6:00 on monday. some board members will be there and hundreds of people attended a very similar forum we posted a link to the survey on our website wsoctv.com you can find it inside of the story on our home page. >>> starting off in the high 40s just going to continue warming up throughout the day. >>> that's right. already a warm start but it is going to stay cloudy throughout the afternoon. either way if you have plans, we'll make it into the mid to low 60s with mostly cloudy skies a few showers possible west of charlotte, the mountains, the foothillsunsettled weather. thank you vicky. >>> apple the company does not want to help the government by pass security measures to unlock a phone behonking to one of the san bernardino suspects. >>> at 7:45 the actions a north carolina senator wants the company to take. >>> if you fly out of charlotte anytime soon, you'll not be screens for ebola how much the process cost taxpayers. >>> officials are investigating including at a morrisville based company the

more than 400 people packed a church in meyers park to share their opinions. >> why are we staying warm on >> it does not mean you are not as intelligent as your children. >> eric davis spoke to the crowd and wants families to realize their children's lives are all tide together. we're asking cms how many people filled out the student assignment survey. the deadline to fill it out passed at midnight. as of last week, 19,000 people had participated. >>> just about 6:04 now. north carolina is at risk of losing federal money because not enough students are taking standardized tests. each school is required to have 95% of their students take state exams. they have to meet the same requirement and subgroups that include race and economic backgrounds. more than 300 schools across the state, including some in our area did fall short. more than half high schools failed to meet the requirements for the past three years now. the state superintendent responded to the letter saying she's aware of the problem and schools will face consequences and get targeted help from the state. that made that lis

it will be held at meyers park board members will be there and hundreds of people attended a similar forum just last week. we posted a link on wsoctv.com. you can find it inside of the story on our home page. >>> it is 48 degrees, only 6:26. >> you think yesterday we were in the low 40s, today the upper 40s, 44 in albemarle, 45 lancaster even 50 degrees in jefferson, it is a warm start, going throughout the afternoon it is a little bit of a preview to spring warmer in the mid- 60s however it is going to be cloudy a few isolated showers west of charlotte. better chance of rain. >>> apple does not want to help the government bypass security measures belonging to the san bernardino terror suspects. >>> the actions a north carolina senator wants the company to take. >>> plus if you fly out of won't be screens for ebola anymore how much that process cost taxpayers. >>> officials are investigatingmuchs cases across our air s across our air steve: today is your lucky day. woman: (surprised) oh, my goodness mark: you've just won - a thousand dollars! woman: that'amazing! that' amazing! (shri

one at meyers park baptist church. both start at 6:30. government center, angela hong. >> follow every development. watch eyewitness news at 10:00 coverage. a greenville north carolina finally getting his life savings back from the irs. ken said the irs seized more than $154,000 from his bank account. prior to 2014, the irs could seize a person's bank assets if it discovered a pattern of frequent transactions. and they didn't need any evidence of wrong doing to seize that money. but in 2014, the irs changed that policy and no longer pursue cases under $10,000. if there's no basis to think illegal activity is involved. the policy was intended to find drug trafficking, money crime. an attorney for the nstitute of justice sent a petition asking for his money back. they hi he will be getting that >> health officials will release updated information on the number of mumps cases. on friday, we told you there are 11 reported cases. two are confirmed. one in mecklenburg county. the remaining eight are considered probable. the two cases have been

tammy meyers was driving in the park with her daughter... when she ended up in a road rage incident... went home to get her son brandon.. and drove back to the scene. brandon brought a gun. eric nowsch saw them driving in the park... and told police he thought they were somebody else out to get him... he eventually opened fire on their car.. killing meyers in front of her home. in april of 2015... i sat down with the meyers family... we talked about their regret (( bob meyers/father of tammy meyers: the thing is, in my daughter's eyes, if she didn't ask her mom to teach her how to drive that night, her mom would still be alive.)) ((george knapp)) erich nowsch and derrick andrews.. who drove the car.. have a murder trial scheduled for march. they both pleaded not guilty./// ((paula francis)) > in about an hour... president bill clinton will be campaigning here in las vegas... to try to win over voters for his wife's presidential bid. he's meeting at the "united brotherhood of carpenters" international training center... that's near sunset and

enjoying some rare february sunshine for amelia meyer, it's just another day in the park. >> she's always been that kid. >> what you can't seunder the pink hat and the bright blue eye system an 8-year-old girl fighting brain cancer. >> some kids want to go to disney world and i ally feel like i used my wish the right way. >> last night i asked her, are you excited about tomorrow? and she said i am so excited and i said why? and she said because i get to pick up trash! >> i found this piece in the water. >> reporter: make-a-wish gave amelia the chance to win for anything. all she asked was to pick up trash. another reason is it would stay dirty and can get animals s sick. >> while she pulled up at a site fit for a queen. >> and not this much. >> ready to pick up trash? let's go >> she seemed most confident in her own element surrounded by best friends. >> i've known her since preschool and she's just been my greatest friend. she's been really nice to me and really civills. >> her wish came true and 8 year old giving back to the world she loves so much. >> there's poop over here! >> ew! >>

for emilia meyer, it's just another day at the park. >> she's always been that kid i cannot get inside. >> reporter: what you can't see under the pink hat and bright blue eyes is an eight-year-old girl fighting brain cancer. >> some kids might want to go to disney world and stuff. to do it the right way. >> i said, are you excited about tomorrow? she said i'm so excited. she goes because i get to pick up trash. >> reporter: make a wish gave emilia the chance to wish for anything. all she wanted was to pick up trash. >> it doesn't look nice. another reason is because we can do it. it's dirty and it can get animals sick. >> reporter: while she pulled up to a site at kansas city school park -- >> ready to pick up some trash? >> reporter: she seemed most comfortable in her own element surrounded by her best friends. >> i've known her since preschool. she's been my bravest friend. she has been really nice to me, really supportive of me when i had rough times. >> reporter: a selfless friend, wise beyond her years, her wish come true. to the outdoors she loved so much. >> that's what i wanted

for emilia meyer, it's just another day at the park. >> she's always been that kid i cannot get inside: what you can't see under the pink hat and bright blue eyes is an eight-year-old girl fighting brain cancer. >> some kids might want to go to disney world and stuff. but i really feel like i want to do it the right way. >> i said, are you excited about tomorrow? she said i'm so excited. she goes because i get to pick up trash. >> reporter: make a wish gave emilia the chance to wish for anything. all she wanted was to pick up trash. >> it doesn't look nice. another reason is because we can do it. it's dirty and it can get animals sick. >> reporter: while she pulled up to a site at kansas city school park -- >> ready to pick up some trash? >> reporter: she seemed most comfortable in her own element surrounded by her best friends. >> i've known her since preschool. she's been my bravest friend. she has been really nice to me, really supportive of me when i had rough times. >> reporter: a selfless friend, wise beyond her years, her wish come true. eight-year-old girl giving back to the ou

across a field, playing with friends and enjoying rare february sunshine, for amelia meyer it's just another day in the park kid i cannot get inside. >> reporter: what you can't see under the pink hat and bright blue eyes eight-year-old girl fighting brain cancer. >> there were in kids might want to go to disneyworld and stuff or meet people but i really feel like i pick the write wish. >> last night i asked her, are you excited about tomorrow? and she said i'm so excited. i said, why? >> she said because i get to pick up trash. >> reporter: make a wish gave her the chance to wish for anything. all she wanted was to pick up trash. >> well it doesn't look nice and another reason because it can stay dirty and it doesn't look nice and get animals sick. >> reporter: while she pulled up site at kansas city park fit for a queen -- >> i thought there were going to be some people. not this much. >> you ready to pick up trash? >> yes. >> let's go! >> reporter: see seemed most comfortable in her own elements surround beside her best friend. >> i've known her since pre-school and she's just been my very best friend. s

park. from there, and new perspective from the coast it's become. most rights read snow removal only the company spokesman says it's not a done deal and meyer is still looking into building at 200,000-foot store on 460 acres remain up for sale to attract the development like crocker park. mr. is hoped through this place >> meet the ease clifton mott director, yes she believes the state rules are unconstitutional. the state also says that they should have gobs of these cameras she says things cities have a right to make up their own traffic laws. >> why is it fair than for joe driver to have to obey that law but the city doesn't have to obey the state law to have those cameras there. >> we help our laws, our people approved and endorsed first. >> so what is the penalty for towns not following state laws with cameras. until court cases get decided. $95 ticket. she is appealing. i feel it's extortion. >> is cleveland's law director says she's watching three court cases surrounding brett light cameras and expects ruling in those cases to decide how all this should be handled. could use some are facing animal cruelty charges were kicking and joking about

meyer. pitcher and catcher don't have to report until thursday. dade price is already at fenway park south. so is clay buckles now you can add bogart. they are ready to add some pop as well. >> we played last year together. we didn't play that much. kind of familiarity. they all know each other. they know what to do and how to play with each other. this should be a fun and exciting year. we know each other for whole year now. should be fun. >>> tray will join the party down in fosht meyer soon enough. look for live report from spring wednesday. action tonight visiting columbus. i'm alex corduray. have a great. "today in new england" will be right back with a final check of the forecast. energy supply rates keep going up and down. at eversource, we don't like it any more than you do. it doesn't mean more money for us. it means that the market price of the energy we buy for you has changed. so we're working with partners across the region to increase our natural gas supply and bring in affordable, clean hydropower from canada. we're leading the way toward the solution... because more e

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park a couple of weeks ago, and most of it is unrecognizable. it closed in 2007. there's talk of turning the property into a meyer's store. mark jaeger will be here to talk 7:00 hour on cle43, and we will find out what gave him the idea and what he may be planning to shoot next. >> brian: that's the big dipper. that was a great place. it was just a really fun place to go, and right across the lake was seaworld. so you could go to seaworld or you can do geauga lake. now it's a water park or something. seaworld is a water park. i drive by there all the time. i live out that way. it is a shame to see that. it wasn't a cedar point or anything like that, but it was a great park to go to. you could get there if you lived on the east side in 15 minutes from about anywhere. a lot of fun. >> tia: can't wait to talk to him and see what else he saw. i'm sure there was more to it than just the video. time is 6:38. mcdonald's is adding a twist to a classic breakfast item. >> brian: only one part of ohio is putting chicken on a mcgriddle bun. >> samantha: i'm intrigued by this. brian does not look amused at all. it is 6 :38 on this fri

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tammy meyers was driving in the park with her daughter... when she ended up in a road rage