a phillip randolph conceded initially. he said i will be the official leader and director of the march. and everybody said of course we cannot object to randolph. another socialist and radical but nobody could object. now he said you agree with that and i will name my assistant and that is rusten. randolph remained the official spokesperson giving the omen speech but rusten was the person in the background and not completely in the background. if you look at "life" magazine they had a picture on their front cover with rusten and randolph with the title "the leaders" it was clear to everyone who was the leader of this. but it allowed in a sense to deflect some of the criticism and scrutiny of rusten to have randolph in the official position. rusten did get a chance to speak. he came out at the very end. actually martin luther king spoke. ru rusten and randolph came back on the page and read the full list of the official demands of the march. and barrett rusten asked everybody there to raise their hands and pledge to go home

randolph gives a great speech, but randolph drive to madison grace. randolph thought it was bad of a single president. so randolph wanted like the romans had, he wanted a triumvirate. madison thinks that's a nonstarter if you can't understand why randolph -- over the course of the convention they grow apart to get into the convention randolph refuses to sign the constitution. much to madison's frustration. >> you the end of his life, i gather from your book, madison is beginning to rethink the relevance of the notes. to talk about that. >> right. when madison was redoing the notes for jefferson, he realized he had not written down randolph's speech. randolph gives this great speech explaining why the constitution was written under the else records at the way you record the first great speech of something. madison writes two lines about it, personal inuit. and second authority was annoyed it was randolph getting to stand up there and giving the speech. when jefferson comes back he realizes he doesn't have randolph speak. he writes to randolph, hey, can

philip randolph in the movement? >> guest: a philip randolph was the leader of the -- african-american people have been denied entrance into the most powerful unions in the country in these unions excluded african-americans and they also excluded women from their membership. as a result of this the number of porters, these were black men that worked on a lecture he drink ours but across the country, sort of the equivalent of flight attendants today, they organized their own union and they turn to a philip randolph who actually, he was not a porter. he did not work in the job. he was a well-known socialist activist. he was a political activist. he published a newspaper and they turned to him because he was a well-known speaker and writer. he had been a shakespearean actor said he was a very good speaker. he turned to him really is a spokesperson and he became a very effective spokesperson for this growing union. at the time in the 1920s for a very small and powerless union but he really -- his claim to fame came when

philip randolph we needed publicity. he was giving a speech at the national press club to call for the march and to publicize the march and they threatened to picket him. they decided at the last minute not to do that. they said we want to support this, it's important thing. in a last minute deal, the men agreed to allow daisy bates to speak. in a sort of further insult she wasn't asked to give a major address. it wasn't an official address. she was supposed to introduce what they called the heroines of the movement. it was sort of a ceremonial break in the movement, in the march, the affair. and she was allowed to stand up. she introduced rosa parks who have been really famous as a leader of the montgomery bus boycott. a number of -- diane nash, a young student activist in the south. is really incredibly powerful women who were involved in the movement, and she was allowed to sort of producing. they spoke up, or they stood up. people clapped and then that was over and that was sort of the end of, these are the women in

randolph gives a great speech. but randolph drives medicine crazy. he thought it was bad of a single president, and so randolph wanted, like the romans had, he wanted a triumvirate. madison thinks that's a nonstarter and he can't understand why randolph is insisted on over the course of the convention they grew apart and at the end of the convention randolph refuses to sign the constitution, much to madison's frustration. >> did he ended of his life i gather from your book medicine is beginning to rethink the relevance of the notes. so talk about that. >> when madison was redoing the notes for jefferson, he realized he had not written down randolph's speech. randolph gives this great speech explaining why the constitution needs to be written and everybody else recorded, you know the way to record the first great speech is something. and madison writes two lines about. first of all the new and secondly i think he was annoyed it was randolph getting to stand up and give a speech. when jeffersons coming back he realizes like he doesn't have randolph's s

>> edmin randolph is close. they came into possession of plantations and madison's father didn't die and lives for a long time, 1801. madison's mom lives in her 90's and dies shortly before madison. madison, he never really can grow up in an interesting way and at some point jefferson offers to sell him land, lend him the money and madison says i don't really need that. they are very close and randolph is very tall and in the book i argue that madison want today give the great speech introducing the plan but everybody looks at madison and randolph and they decide, randolph is going to give the speech, randolph gives the great speech. but randolph drives madison crazy. he thought it was very bad to have a single president. randolph wasn'ted like the romans had. they grow apart and refuses to sign the constitution much to madison's frustration. >> near the end of the life i gather from your book, madison is begin to go rethink the relevance of the notes. >> right. >> so talk about that. >> right, so randolph early

sera is on the scene of a deadly shooting in randolph. a panel fell off a subway car last night at state street station, two trains ran over it leading to this smoky scene. luckily, no one was hurt. cindy: it is going to be much, whether today. sunshine and a mixture of clouds. we will talk about the chance of ocean effect snow showers and big changes over the weekend. take a look at the temperatures. we are above the freezing mark >> very good. randy: you get a grammy. a huge thanks to harrison and his wife cait for this awesome video. emily: the bar has been raised folks so get creative with those wake up calls. just go to the front page of wcvb.com and upload your video in the u local section of our website. >> that should help wake everybody up. >> we have a theme song. we should open the show everyday with that. cindy: this is what the camera the sunrise is 6: so we are seeing light a little springtime. the tree limb is on a vehicle, a tough situation with those powerful winds yesterday. we expected them to gusts around 60 miles per

a 15-year-old girl has now died after being hit by a car in randolph. this happened last night when the teen was crossing a busy intersection. crews did rush her to a local hospital where sadly, she was later pronounced dead. >> sarah: right now no charges have been filed. an investigation is under way. 7's byron barnett live from randolph with more on this breaking story. this girl and her family. she was crossing this busy street in randolph last night when she was hit by a car and killed. now, laura viera of east boston, a few days shy of her 16th birthday was pronounced dead after being transported to milton hospital last night. her family members were at the hospital and are now mourning her death. police say laura was on foot crossing north main at oak street in randolph around 8:00 last night when she was hit by a 2000 chrysler lhs sedan. police say she was in the crosswalk at the time but that the driver did have the green light. police say the driver, a 21-year-old randolph man stayed at the scene and was cooperative. investigators say there is

a deadly shooting near a bar in randolph. investigators on scene all night trying the piece together what happened before the gunfire. >> christa: and taking action. how the f.d.a. plans to protect the blood supply from the zika virus. >> sarah: and a new top dog this morning. we'll introduce you to westminster's best in show. >> this is sphiewz snooze. -- 7news "today in new thanks for waking up with us on this wednesday morning. i'm sarah french. >> christa: i'm christa delcamp. i think one of the dogs there got too involved with the snacks at one point. >> sarah: oh, really? >> christa: kept looking for that. >> sarah: they can't help it. they're very treat-motivated, these dogs. >> christa: it's true. buddy probably would not do as well either. >> sarah: that's how we get him to do everything. here's a treat. >> chris: dog cookie over there? see you later. i'm out of here. competition is taking too long. where's the food. we're treat motivated in the weather department, as well. we get distracted with too many snacks arou

wrapping-up the regular season on the road at randolph-macon. first half action, lamont moore gets his shot blocked, but daniel noe is there as back-up. macon by 2. roanoke has a quick answer though. john down the 3 to put the maroons out front. fitchett with 14 points, 7 rebounds. later first, michael taylor with a clear view from long- range. he knocks- down one of his 5 threes in the game. then it was more taylor later. he led all scorers with 31 points, lifting randolph-macon to the 89-73 win over roanoke. high school wrestling state championships are wrapping-up right now at the salem civic center for 1 through 4a schools. the third place matches going-on earlier in the day with action on 4 mats for the 4 classifications competing for titles. heading into the afternoon, the 1 and 2a titles were all but locked-up before the finals even started. in 1a rural retreat held more than an 80-point lead over rappahannock was another familiar sitting in first place in the team standings

emily: one person is dead after a shooting in randolph. this happened at the city limits saloon around 1:00 this morning. police believe the victim, in his mid-20' s, was shot outside the bar after closing. one suspect is in custody and is expected to be arraigned later today. sera is live at the scene and randy: police are reviewing surveillance video after a woman' s body was found in an apartment. police are calling this a homicide. they found the woman, who has not been identified, at the cliffside commons apartments monday during a well-being check. management says it appears to be an issue involving individuals who lived in that unit. investigators aren' t saying how she died, but they confirm it was not random. emily: one of the cases involving bill cosby is expected back in a courtroom today. lawyers are looking to set a trial date for the lawsuit over potential financial compensation to the women suing the comedian overrate claims. the -- over rape claims. randy: police are trying to track down the thieves who stole guns from a st

randolph didn't play scared - logan nordhues for three - stretching the randolph lead to four. but bago would storm back to take the lead - drake gorrin gets the straight conference title, 58-55. in the girls final, second-ranked emerson-hubbard facing number-7 wynot. this was tight the whole way - ashley bokemper nails the three - the lady pirates take a one-point lead in the first quarter. but it was wynot that led at the half - out front to cortney arkfeld - arkfeld scored 17 as the blue devils led 26-20 at the break. for wynot - in the third quarter - splits two defenders and hits the turnaround 3 - wieseler had 21 to lead all scorers. wynot led by four after three but emerson-hubbard goes on a big run - abby drieling with 2 of her 17 to close things out. emerson-hubbard takes the conference crown, 54-51. "it feels really good," said senior guard abby drieling. "it was a very tough game. wynot's a good team, and it took a lot for us to dig really deep. we were down at halftime, and a lot of the girls, we just came back and did what had to be done." the nebraska girls state

24 generals.5- randolph.....josh freend backs in and scores......29-26 generals at the half. the wildcats come back to beat w&l 71-65........randolph plays roanoke friday in the odac quarterfinals at the salem civic center. coming up we travel around the area to bring you highlights from five different gyms...its survive and advance or lose action with teams all over the area looking to extend their seasons for at least one more game... the knights getting ready to take on the devils in the 3a west quarterfinals....1. cave spring feeling it from long range early...jake furrow drains this one from the baseline ... 9-0 knights2. rustberg answering ....mike jones...who? knocks down this triple...the first five field goals in this one were treys... cutting the deficit down to just three3. cave spring starting to pull away...zach shannon with the strong post move ...splitting the defesne 23-14 cave spring 4. and then its mason reyer with the no look pass to brody hicks and you can count all three of those as cave spring picks up a 53 49 win improving to 21-4 and advancing to the s

norwood to sharon over to mansfield seeing some of that randolph singer high park in boston over to the quincy area braintree swept there it was some heavy rain right along that split area which is a very busy traffic intersection as you know. and then this a pink showing about here along 190 just northeast or northwest of 290 to the city of worcester. highest elevations thousand feet and up the good have temperatures that can be at or below freezing can still be surprising even at this late hour. i'm tracking the strongest wanes where the ice is and when those powerful winds will arrive later tonight. >> target system is mentioned at 4:00 a.m. on fox 25 morning news fox25 shiri spear will be tracking high wind system as you head out to work or school. >> updating breaking news noah teenager killed in a car crash in the town of berry. 17-year-old emerged in a 50 oh brother griffin of harvest and were driving on route 82 this morning when the car drove off the road. britney died at the scene. her brother was rushed here to umass memorial medical center. this auto just into the fox25 news

now to breaking news here following in randolph. emily: sera congi is live on the scene of a deadly shooting. sera, what do we know? sera: emily and randy, there is still a lot of activity going on here outside the city limits alone, just after closing this morning, a deadly shooting took place just outside the bar. police found the victim around 1:00, a man in his mid-20' s shot dead. his identity has not yet been released. the suspect was caught very quickly, right after the shooting. police took him into custody right across north street. it is still early in the investigation, so no information yet about what led to the shooting, what the circumstances were, but randolph police have a suspect in custody, and that person' s identity has not yet emily: thank you. more breaking news now -- the state house says a large panel that fell off the side of an orange line train caused this chaos last night. two trains were in over the panel, knocking it into the third rail in filling the station with smoke. sums passengers -- some passenge

randolph tries to hang tough, carlee past the defender and she banks the shot in, randolph still trails by six. the warriors pull away late, though, as monica arens gets the nice feed inside and she gets the easy bucket, and crofton beats up on randolph, 69 to 35. in south dakota -- the dakota valley girls hosting dell rapids. 2nd quarter - d-v down 4 - but lindsey morris cans a three - dell rapids up a touchdown, 14-to-7. dakota valley fell behind but kept fighting - claire johnson pushes the tempo - going off glass. but dell rapids s ally took it to the panthers - mikaela stofferahn with a triple - the quarriers open a 14-point lead. dakota valley gets a little closer just before half - claire johnson on the bucket and the foul - but the panthers trailed by 13 at the half. panthers f fl at home 58-to-46. still to come, we'll go back to ananher ranked team from wynot. plus, top ten boys teams from boyden-hull and moc- floyd tax season is in full swing. coming up monday morning on news 4 today, we'll give you some tips to make filing easier for you this year. and one boy had hichance to

randolph-jason eddie to nick goble 13-6 catsvwc-justin watson triple 13-9 cats randolph zack desgain randolph-eddie triple...cats go up 9randolph-josh freund inside the wildcats hold off virginia wesleyan 69-61. it will be a hill city final as lynchburg takes on randolph at 3:30 at the salem civic center. on to the ladies.......the 4th seeded washington and lee generals lynchburg hornets. 2nd quarter w&l emily perszyk with an ankle breaking move to the hole tied at 27. defancesco with a dipsi do move to the hole.........lync hburg would take a 35-34 lead at the breaknot much clowning around in the second half lynchburgh going inside to chaney forbush for 2....hornets up 5lynchburgh caroline naumann the hornets advance to the finals for the second straight season as they beat the generals 71-57. lycnhburg talks about how they turned it on in the second half. 01-05abbyits tournament time. everybody is going to give their best shot. we have been doing that the entire year. being preseason one and going down the stretch. we talked about at halftime getting on the court. at their place th

at 3 temperatures from randolph at 31 degrees to milton at 31 31 degrees to milton at 31. sharon at 31. a ton of the in betweens are going to be down to that freezing point even though you see boston at 35 degrees. 33 in plymouth. worcester down to 30. central massachusetts obviously we have a situation there as well with the potential of some ice. just a couple of flurries moving through southwestern new hampshire. not many reports of them actually getting down to the ground. but by 8 a.m., partly cloudy skies continue with the middle 30s. and by lunchtime lower 40s. into the afternoon we go with the on and off clouds. 38 to 44 degrees 38 to 44 degrees. i will break down the chance for a wintry mix in a couple of minutes. julie grauert with drive-time traffic. >> this accident is brand-new route 3 in the lowell area. first one we are seeing so far this morning. taking a closer look though at the expressway, both northbound and southbound right around morrissey boulevard is where i am seeing the heaviest volume. live look right now past exit -- this is the expressway where

corner of randolph and sharon amity roads. jim bradley breaks down what the driver of the big rig was trying to do and what has neighbors so concerned. jim? >>> yeah erica, this is the section of randolph right before sharon amity where this happened. witnesses tell me it happened like this. there was an 18 wheel flat bed in the parking lot that witnesses say tried to back out of here across all five lanes of traffic. before it could get to the construction site across the street, it plowed into a car coming down the road. a mangled white cadillac sat in the middle of a shut down randolph road this morning the windshield was gone but we could see parts of it in shards spread across the back end of the flat bed. the tractor trailer driver was backing up going to this >> across all five lanes. >> yes, sir. >> emergency crews helped to pull the driver out. dave looked on with plenty of concerns. police and troopers questioned the driver. they say there's no regulation requiring a spotter to stop traffic or alert drivers to a vehi

a 15-year-old killed after being hit by a car in randolph. laura vieira was from east boston, struck by a car while randolph. it was around 8:00 last night. crews rushed her to a local hospital where she was later pronounced dead. police say she was in the crosswalk when she was hit but the driver did have a green light. they say that driver, a 21-year-old randolph man, stayed at the scene and cooperative. investigators now working to determine if last night's snow and weather might have played a part in the accident. >> what we believe so far is that the driver of the vehicle did stop and make himself known to police and gave a statement. the crosswalk at the time and also the driver had a green light and he was going forward. it was snowing heavily at the time of the accident last night. >> police believe the victim was in randolph visiting friends, no charges have been filed. >> and now back to the wild weather that rocked the south. we talked a little bit about it earlier, left a path of destruction across florida, alabama and louisiana.

police believe the victim was in randolph visiting friends, no charges have been filed. >>> dartmouth police investigating a theft and they need your help identifying a certain man. they say this man stole about $400 of merchandise from with a sears in dartmouth. they say he then got in his car and took off, leading police on rhode island line. he was driving a blackford taurus with mass plates. if you have any information, police. walpole police looking for these two people accused of placing a skimmer on an atm at a cumberlin farm over the weekend. pictures of the pair. on twitter, they say this case appears related to a similar cumberlin farms were hit. police are asking anyone with information to call them. the turning now to the race for the white house. in nevada trump won more votes than marco rubio and ted cruz combined. so trump has won three consecutive contests now. his winning streak has our political editor andy hiller believing trump can win the biggest political price, the white house. >> sometimes something can be right in front of me and i don't see it. so now i'm thi

. >>> and a murder at a randolph bar. the accused shooter answering to a judge today. >>> and a mall brawl caught on camera when a case of shoplifting takes a dangerous turn. >>> and student debt brings u.s. marshals to a man's front door. >>> we are following breaking news right now. the fbi and irs are investigating state senator brian joyce. authorities say this is all part of a federal investigation. >> and tonight the governor is talking about that situation. let's get over to 7's adam >> all right, tonight the state governor is calling -- and the state g.o.p., i should say, the republican party of massachusetts, calling for senator joyce's resignation saying disregards the law, the milton democrat's law offices in canton were surrounded earlier today by federal a little. in january joyce agreed pay nearly $5,000 for using campaign found pay for his son's 2014 governor baker spoke about the case at the investigation just moments at the state house. >> i was concerned with some of the issues raids previously with resp

live in randolph, jessica reyes live in randolph, jessica reyes, fox25 morning news. >>> this morning a local family has a lot to clean up after bad weather knocks a big tree down nearly slamming into their house. the high winds cause the tree to fall over on the driveway of a home on upway road in wellesley. the limbs ripped down power lines and caused a transformer to explode. three children and their nanny was inside at the time. >> i looked out and just had the kids safe in the basement, called the mom, just did what i could, >> sara: power was restored to the neighborhood late last night. the family who lives in the home spent the night with relatives. we will be monitoring the cleanup all morning long. >>> when dangerous weather trikes strikes, go to the fox25 weather app. you can see severe weather alerts and forecasts for your town. the app is available for free in the apple store and google play. >> the farming complex in malden remains the scene of a homicide investigation this morning. the body of a woman was found inside an part at the cliff opinion is side commons on mond

randolph vaccaro. the two men are considered armed and dangerous. if you happen to immediately. let's check in with meteorologist jeff martinez for a first look at the weather. good morning, jeff! happy friday, we will see partly sunny skies and a mild afternoon saturday morning in the mountains and areas mainly north of reno. otherwise, partly sunny mainly north of reno. otherwise, partly sunny skies this weekend turning to our community now... a non-profit in town ran a mock polling place yesterday... to time to check out our roadways thanks r-j. turning to our community now... a non-profit that supports people with disabilities in our a non-profit that supports people with disabilities in our community hosted a mock polling place yesterday... to help those who are disabled practice how to vote ahead of the primary and general elections. voting booths were set up at the boys and girls club to help people familiarize themselves with the voting process and to educate them about their rights while votin

checking-in with randolph, corey brown gets to the rack and gets the shot to go. lynhchburg though, took a 6 point lead into the locker room. ahead to the closing minutes. the wildcats' jason eddie hits the 3 to put randolph up by five with just over a minute to go. lynchburg's zack burnett then goes to the line with 4 seconds left. he ties force overtime. in the extra period, the hornets go inside to alex graves for two of his 9 points, but the issue was far from settled. randolph down two with a chance to tie it or win it. but the final shot is no good. lynchburg wins 62- 60, for the school's 2nd odac tourney title and first since 1979. hillary scott was an odac champ as a player at roanoke, and now has won as a coach. hilliary scott, lynchburg men's basketball head coach, "i always hear that coaches say hey, when you win you always sit back and watch your guys celebrate and that's kind of what i did man. that's what we get joy out of. like you said, i've gotten a championship before. i know how that feels so we try to work as a coaching staff to get these guys

route 28 here in randolph right near the holbrook town line. around 3:00 this morning where police got in. the chief himself actually picked up. that gives you an idea of the seriousness of this situation. seriousness of this situation. we know the norfolk county da is also on scene right now. we are expecting an update from anymore a couple of minutes and should have more information for you from him coming up in the next half hour at 5:00. live here in randolph this morning, jessica reyes, fox25 morning news. >>> and an investigation is under way this morning after a night anything trip on orange line. police had to bust out windows and climb to safety when there was trouble on the tracks pentagon mbta tweeted new details of the investigation at 1 a.m. fox25's michael henrich is live at the state street t stop where all of this was breaking news last night. michael, what is the newest unsettling ride for the passengers of the orange line under the old state house. we learned from the mbta early this morning around 1:00 what caused this whole

and randolph falls to randolph-macon, 90-66. more action today, bridgeford and guilford. and guilford hangs on. and washingtonton and lee holds off roanoke by ten. and top 25 action. kentucky and south carolina today. in less than two and a half in, perery is out. and watch this right here for the two handed jam. and the cats up 15 at the in the second, youlis will throw it off the back board to lee. and youlis is all kentucky. they roll over south carolina, 89-62. and conference championships for a lot of area high school track stars. conference 23 and 24 meet at liberty university. loving cleared the bar here at 4'7". and davidson set a record. it's nearly half a second faster than last year. and j.f. and l.c.a. dead locked. and we'll have the >> whitney: it seems like we just can't get past it. every time it feels like we're done with the snow and the -- >> will: it sucks you back in. >> whitney: and this is some really serious cold we're talking about. >> will: it's going to be quite cold in the overnight hours tonight and in the afternoon tomorrow. valentine's day is

route 24 in randolph and 6:00 a.m. the backup has grown significantly all morning long. times in a moment, but really just a rough commute for the start of our workweek. >> gene: going on three hours almost. >> julie: since 6:40. get truck out of there and going to be going on a little while longer that's for sure. >> sara: pack your patience. >> shiri: 40 is normal high and waking up to near 40 degree temperatures in falmouth and borne from here temperatures don't move very much, boston at , be lucky to get up to 40 this afternoon and 33 in worcester and tyngsborough, up to new hampshire at 30 and temperatures slowly starting to go up and 3:00 p.m. and a lot of kids going back to school and as we get off the bus and coming home, 42 under mostly sunny skies and even 7:00 this evening, back down to freezing at 32 and going to be nice and quiet, big changes brewing starting tomorrow night and snow, rain, ice, wind and julie grauert with live drive time traffic. residual at route 3, 18 to 228 in rockland. going to zoom in

then it's corey brown right to the rack for 2 of his 15 and randolph led by 7 at the break. joey miller tried to shoot roanoke back into it late but it wasn't enough as randolph won it 74 the semis. the lynchburg college hornets, the #1 seed on the men's side, took on hampden-sydney in the day's opener. and early in the second half, lynchburg pushing the lead to double- digits. austen arnold knocks down the three from the top of the key. hornets up 47-36. then in transition, it's lyndon white finishing off the fast- break. the hornets continued to buzz outside on the perimeter. the kick- out to zack burnett. he finds the bottom of the net, as the lead balloons to 16. burnett then, showing off the versatility. drives into traffic, but still gets it to go off the glass. the hornets are onto to the semifinals, beating hampden- sydney, 90-67. the high school playoffs rolling right along. spotswood and hidden valley playing for the 3a west girls championship at magna vista high school. and spotswood came out firing away. addisen delucas knocking down the jumper. then it's chloe b

randolph police say the teen was struck in the crosswalk in the intersection of north and oak street around eight last night. later died at the hospital. a plane closed officer in the area at the time. >> chief william paste tells me a 21-year-old randolph was coming home from work when he struck laura. stayed on scene to cooperate with officers. pace says alcohol and drugs were not a factor. conditions were. >> laura was just four days shy of her 16th birthday and was a student another course to college pilot high school here in brighton. >> boston public school say grief counselor now being made available to students and staff telling fox 25 quote deepest condolences to family friends and classmates of laura vieira during this difficult time. additional resources being provided to students teachers and family on how best to guidance support one another through their feelings of loss and grief. >> i did speak with laura's sister and she tells me the family just to be stricken to speak tonight they asked for their privacy. but coming up at six the people actually have to travel that

fox25 robert goulston live in randolph now. >> robert: the suspect showed appear with the plan to kill. they say he either went inside the bar asking some of the employees at this is the only door that the person he was >> the scene was intense as randolph police moved in after nearby offices gunfire. police say drake scott was shot in the head and killed. he was 23 and loved to wrap even made videos like this one. police say scott was doing open mic night at city limits in randolph last night when gregory wright showed up with a plan to kill him. police say right as the bouncers which your scott would have to use to leave and then falls outside and shot him five times. the door. >> a woman at right randolph home would not comment. according to court records one witness told police she heard a man inside the bar say the kid killed my family member is here and he's going to get dealt >> and some of the flowers and candles left here at the scene. wright has a long criminal history including conviction on gun charges. he is being held tonight with no bail tonight at six share a little bit

the roanoke river at randolph is forecast to have moderate flooding, while the dan river at paces and south boston are forecast to have minor flooding. we'll keep a close eye on this for you, but any flooding is in news making national headlines ... apple is vowing to take on uncle sam in a fight over a terrorist's i- phone. a federal judge has ordered the company to help the f-b-i break into a locked phone used by one of the shooters in the san apple has five days to respond. brian mooar explains. apple says it will fight a federal magistrate's order forcing the tech giant to help the fbi crack an iphone used by syed farook - one of the shooters in the december terror attack in san bernardino. the obama administration says it's a simple - and narrow request. josh ernest / white house spokesman - "they are not asking apple to redesign its product or to create a new back door to one of their products. they're simply asking for something that would have an impact on this one device." not so says apple ceo tim cook ...who writes: "the government suggests this tool could only be used once

then we have this problem in randolph, sussex turnpike. all lanes are closed as you go through that spot. george washington bridge inbound lower level has been reopened. you can see everybody's just going right across the span without any major problems. upper level is doing okay as well. minor delays, george washington bridge getting into the tolls. our street cleaning rules are in effect for today. ken and lori, over to you. >> all right, heather. thank you. >>> still ahead, pope francis wraps up his trip to mexico with an important message to governments across the globe. what the pope wants world leaders to consider more closely. >>> plus, a plane maker wants to make more room for your >>> it's 5:19. welcome back. pope francis will be back home to rome. before he left, he took his message to the u.s. border. [ cheers and applause ] >> before celebrating an open air mass, the pope prayed in juarez, just across the border from el paso, texas, where thousands of migrants have died trying to reach the united states. during that mass, the p

randolph has another problem at wendover, a stranded motorist. quite a bit of activity on randolph and the tournament at time warner cable arena, expect a lot of congestion uptown. your first alert traffic is >> all right, thank you. it is almost that time and college basketball fans, of course, gearing up for march madness. >> there is a difference between watching on tv and cheering in person. >> i'm going to duke game. a dream come true actually. >> next how some college employee step insid >> when you talk about duke basketball you are sure to strike up a debate here in north carolina. >> whether you are a tar heel or blue devils fan what duke students did to get a supporter to the game. we are introduced to a security guard who got to cheer on the team in person. >> you've met a lot of students i can imagine? >> thousands. >> marty has been helping people all his life but for the 62-year-old last night he was the up with getting the help. >> working as a security guard at one of duke's campus libraries he is a well-known face to the students

randolph a run in the half 14 at the break. back came the hornets. burnet got hot from 3 point land land. drilling 6 for the game. midway at the half. the game put the wild cats back on top before alex graves again graves scored 17 on the night. josh froined had a big game for randolph. 13 points. lc down 3. final seconds. burnet to send it to over time. the shot won't go down. wild cats hang on for the 61-58 win. ; you know i thought we got better today. trending it's important. that win is big for us heading into the season games. ; we knew we could and did. seal them out to win the game. ; the way we played the first half was not like lynchburg basketball. it was not okay. terrible basketball. we'll fix that and be back. ; anchor: roanoke edged washington and lee. high school action in halifax county the blue comments battled the wild cats. jimmy smith junior fired from long range. durant driving to the hoop for the lay up. on the other hand morrison lay up rejected by womble junior. halifax took off. off the turn over. dibs through traffic for th

the marlins rolled over randolph-macon 78-52. 3 so here's the odac tournament slate of games tomorrow. two women's semifinal games in the afternoon, top-seeded lynchburg squares off with number 4 washington & lee at 1 followed by emory & henry and guilford at 3.in the men's semifinals, top-seeded lynchburg faces number 5 emory & henry, they split in the regular season both winning at home. and randolph will battle virginia wesleyan in the 8 o'clock semifinal. 3 other college hoops tomorrow, there's a huge game in charlottesville. espn college gameday is there for the third-ranked cavaliers hosting acc leader number 7 north carolina, 6:30 tip at jpj.lu plays host to gardner-webb at noon. citadel coach duggar baucom returns to team vmi.longwood plays at radford, and the lu women host longwood at 3. flames coach carey green goes for career win number 400. 3 lu baseball coach jim toman picked up career win number 300 today as the flames beat marshall 9-8. kurt busch won the pole at atlanta after brother kyle busch's car failed a post-race inspection. also, the e.c. glass 4-by-800 relay te

and lacrosse's sam hunter with randolph macon. >> virginia is i have been here my whole life. it is close. great academics. i really like what the coaching staff is bringing to the programstaff is bringing to the program. seems like an obvious you choice. >> i had a scholarship to division two schools and god was calling me. i am ready to see how far i can go. i am -- might stop or might not stop with college. i don't know. but it will be fun. >> i won't get a lot of playing time professionally, but i hope y'all get a few minutes in and i am going to try my best to play up to that playing stime it was nerveracking making my decision and narrowing it down between different schools. i feel like i made the right >> randolph macon stood out with intern opportunities and so close to richmond. >>> the bulldogs had five athletes sign letter. natural will play football for uva and already en involved in charlottesville. anna maris for liberty. heading to the sec to play baseball for lsu. three football players, 'noles tenor football if jmu. jacob strong the university of charleston, w

accused of killing a man inside a randolph bar. >> mr. wright went to the city limit saloon in randolph last night. bar, was mr. drake scott, the victim. who was performing at the open during the evening, mr. wright was... he had asked two different bouncers about the front door, asking if that was the only exit that evening. >> reporter: police were responding to a disturbance nearby when they heard the shots. >> shots fired! shots fired! >> reporter: they quickly arrested are wright across the street. inside court, the family of the victim broke down as shooting. interaction between these two men during the evening. and it appears that this was an execution-style murder in which this defendant followed the victim out of the bar, having no interaction with firing five times at him. and then taking the police on a chase. there is no explanation for it. >> reporter: prosecutors say tell. wright apparently, told police he was leaving the bar when he heard the gunshots. his defense attorney says he has a different side of the story. live in

randolph's landyn anderson with the three.4. later in the first.. aspen lapointe misses the three but david wingett (win-jet) gets the rebound and powers his way for the basket.. randolph still up two..5. move to the second quarter and off the inbounds play.. d'von lapointe with the three.. the indians now up six.. twenty-six to twenty and...this one was close! winnebago wins 58-55! 3 the briar cliff women followed up a six game win streak with a pair of losses this past week. it's dropped them into a four way tie for third in the gpac standings, only one back of second place dakota wesleyan. in losses to the college of mary and mount marty the chargers allowed over 80 points for just the second and third times all season. 3 "we need to close the game out. we had leads going into both those situations. and to collapse in both those situations was so uncharacteristic of us. so that was really dissapointing." "you know i think we really need to focus on defense. and i think the last couple games we haven't really come out on of our defense. we'll put

randolph vaccaro. and dangerous. if you happen to see either.. call 9-1-1 immediately. let's check in with meteorologist jeff martinez for a first look at the weather. good morning, jeff! happy friday, we will see partly sunny skies and a mild afternoon saturday morning in the mountains and areas mainly north of reno. otherwise, partly sunny skies this weekend with highs in thanks jeff. we have some new information about governor sandoval's possible scotus appointment... yesterday... the governor issued a statement saying he has notified the white house he does not want to be considered for the supreme court seat. the governor said he also notified senators reid... heller and mcconnell of his decision. in a statement he said, in part, quote: for a seat on the highest court in the land is beyond humbling and i am incredibly grateful to wednesday... c-b-s news confirmed the governor was being vetted for the position. coming up on channel 2 news this coming up on channel 2 news this morning... republican

doug: a 15-year-old girl is dead after being hit by a car randolph. police say laura viera of east boston was crossing the street at oak and north main streets around 8:00 last night when she was hit. randolph police are investigating the crash. the driver remained on the scene. so far, no charges have been filed. thieves are targeting your money by attaching skimming devices to atms in another town. kelley tuthill is live in everybody needs to know. kelley: police say this is related to two skimming devices found in alberto over the begin, an employee that -- over the weekend, an employee found the skimmer. police say an employee in a cumberland farms on washington street found this skimming device on an atm on saturday. >> they come with double-sided tape and stick it on. a walk by thing they can do quick. kelley: they believe the suspects may have been caught on camera and the public and track them down. the deputy chief showed us how to protect our information. >> this piece fits right over the card reader on a normal device. because there are onl

randolph down 2 and running out of time... the wildcats with a good look at 3 for the win at the buzzer... but it doesn't fall... the hornets win the hill city battle over the wildcats in overtime 62-60. lynchburg claims their first odac title since 1979. :00-06:11-:17hillary scott: "this has been a crazy year. these guys stayed together, hung together and found a way to get it done. we knew this was going to be a tough game. we were fortunate enough to get this at the end."lyndon white: "this is just a huge step for us. we fought hard. like one of my teammates said, we worked for this. we weren't given this, we worked for this."lynchburg will find out who and when they play in the ncaa tournament tomorrow afternoon... the lynchburg women trying to make it a sweep of the titles for the hornets, facing a battle... charmaine hairston gets the friendly roll on the 3... she had 8... the horetns take the lead 31-28...2. the quakers kept fighting... the pass to a cutting heaven walters for the basket... that trims the lead to 1, 40-

back to nebraska -- class d-1 sub- district final between #5 randolph and #6 walthill. the blujays continue to roll in the 4th quarter, deandre webster makes the defense pay with a three, walthill is up 10. but randolph comes storming back, landyn anderson gets the kick out pass, and he sinks the 3-ball to cut the deficit to six. the cardinals continue their hot streak, this time it is mason stubbs who has the open look, and he drains the three, randolph down 54 to 51 with a minute and a half to play. but walthill would take momentum back, grayden hallowell comes in clutch at the free throw line, and the blujays hang on to beat the cardinals, 65 to 59. the cedar catholic fans hoping to will their team to a victory against ponca in class c2.2. early on, , e indians catch a break as derrek touney grabs the loose ball and goes up for the ponca trails by one point. but hartington cedar catholic answers, sean kathol is given too much space, and he nails the three to put the trojans up four. nca drives back down the court, hunter schweers drives a a pulls up to hit the jumper

called for an epic ethics probe and whether not joyce took advantage of his relationship with a randolph drycleaner to get his much is tens of thousands of dollars in free dry-cleaning. >> joyce had enough scandal that is taken to hiring a public relations pro to handle the media calls. when i reached out to her, she told me he would be talking with and instead voted along the statement from his lawyer. it reads it is unfortunate that recent stories in the media appear to have sparked an investigation. senator joyce's been cooperating with each inquiry this taken place to date resulting from those stories and believes he has done absolutely nothing wrong. you see back here live in canton outside his law offices senator as his law office tonight the mass gop is calling for senator joyce's resignation. >> what senate president stanley rosenberg saying about all this? >> well interesting late enough he put out his office put out a brief two line statement it essentially saying that this was something that they would cooperate with the federal government the senate would cover cooperate with

police investigating a deadly shooting at a bar in randolph. it happened at city limits on north main street. victim's name has not been released and there's no word on if any arrests have been made in also breaking overnight the mbta inspecting all orange line trains after a panel fell off a train causing big problems at the state street station last night. two different trains hit a 12 foot by 12 inch panel after it fell on the tracks. smoke filled the station and passengers on one of the trains kicked out the windows to escape. the t tells us only train that is have been inspected will run this morning. more details in a live report coming up from nicole jacobs at 5:00 with reactions pray passengers. >>> local office -- he -- reaction from passengers. investigation for several weeks. an undercover state trooper brought heroin several times from lebreux and he was not working at the time. he will be arraigned in fall river today. >>> police are trying to track down weapons stolen from a gun shop. power four pistols were stolen from the hitman

and he used a cane and all that said he wasn't in the greatest of health but a man named robert randolph. the president never had anything happen that we know of anyway so this is the first thing. not a big deal but it's the beginning. now, et and 35, the one before the one i have on the board is not a friend to veto threat in the sense it is a verbal threat that comes from a well-known state by a person whose very famous at the time and write a letter in his hand writing to president andrew jackson

toward the south side along the dan river the roanoke river as well that's the roanoke river in randolph latest observation 19.1 feet projected to crest at twenty three. eight feet friday evening that will cause some minor flooding so down that way just beware of the rivers we have that frontal boundary kind hanging onto the southeastern coastline we get these little systems, riding along that front thrown just enough moisture back that we can't loud astray shower down toward the south side and again tonight. maybe astray shower toward danville south boston places like that and then friday and saturday everyone turns out mostly sunny some nice dry weather returns you forecast for the roanoke valley would talking lynchburg ctr., virginia upper forties to near fifty as he head down toward southern virginia low fifties will pretty much do it with a twenty percent chance for shower new river valley southwest low to mid forties partly sunny by this afternoon and the highlands greenbrier valley a west virginia 30s and low to mid 40s you first alert wtvj seven day planner nice weather for much

most of it on the minor side maybe a little moderate flooding along the roanoke river in randolph all that should improve over the next 24 to forty eight hours heading out on your bike be careful still finding some slick spots temperatures in the thirties we will be 40s. even some upper 40s low 50s down toward the south side later today one front exits clipper system exits week little disturbance will bring a few snow showers to the mountains here you go ronald fincastle lexington smith mountlake boones mill rocky mount mid upper forties partly sunny lynchburg loving stint appomattox upper forties to near fifty gretna danville south boston upper forties to low fifties and he can see as you travel through the new er valley southwest radford with bill marion all in the upper thirties to low forties up toward the highlands greenbrier valley west virginia can't loud a snow shower temperatures in the thirties and low forties seven day planner thursday friday look nice cooler 40s and to near 50 saturday and sunday right around sixty to sixty one degrees overnight lows upper 30s to nea away

rhode island up to randolph and canton. 128 no troubles yet. dedham on up towards the pike. look going on the pike itself. 495 to and from. everybody is clean and green on routes 2 and 9. same with route 1 coming down 93 is a great ride for you from andover right down to the lower deck. no troubles on that upper end of 128. if you're taking the trains this morning, all lines are operating schedule including the commuter rail and subway lines. randy: thank you. this morning all eyes are on iowa. in just hours the first votes will be cast in this contentious race for the white house. the eyeopener's erika tarantal is here with what to watch