when you look at -- >> armstrong: time out.o the fact that they don't have jobs, synonymous with committing crime? >> correct. right if you are working -- >> armstrong: there are a lot of people not working and not committing crime. >> one way to solve the crime rate is put people back to work. it is not saying all crime is caused by those unemployed. lot of millennials have jobs and commit crimes. >> who are they? >> armstrong: that is why we are having the show. we'll cam back to you, who are they? >> great question. i think a lot of it has to do with opportunity. if you don't have the opportunity to get the job to feed yourself, feed your family, where are you going to turn? where else are you going to look for. >> armstrong: morality, self-respect, you lose all of that. >> data shows that. nothing we need to tell you here on the show. data shows when people are at work, put them in programs, those that drop out of job corp programs do better than those that didn't have jobs. crime occurs. >> armstrong: patrice, i am not ask

>> that's right, armstrong.verybody in the united states has been impacted by the criminal justice system. with 65 million americans, one in four adults have a criminal record. it is astounding. i got my undergraduate degree in prison. i had to fight for it. it was not incentivised. it was scrutinized. the most inconsistent, if you live by the forms that exist on the outside of prison, you are going to go back to one place, that is back to prison. prison fellowship, we serve over 330,000 children. we are in over 380 prisons. we are dedicated to changing the culture within prison. we were talking earlier how important it is to have this kind of shift in the way we think kind of central around this humanity concept, we are all human. there is a shift in department of there is a shift when people want to change the culture. it is a big shift. even someone that has been in the system, to change the systemic, systematic you know, long-term incentivised system we have in the criminal justice system, it is very, very a

>> armstrong: what unites us rather than divides us up next on "the armstrong williams show." ♪ ♪ ♪ weelieve in something whether it is greater than ourselves or ourselves, always something that anchors us when we think of stealing, lying, cheating, committing adultery. what people, better stewards of the earth? what is it about people when someone can say the harshest things and they can forgive them. even when someone has taken their loved one and put on death row, a mother or parent will say i don't believe in the death penalty. what is it within people we find that hope, find a belief there is something greater and gives us something to look forward to the next day? we have invited some of the most well known leaders throughout the country to join us for a discussion how do we come together? what do we do to diffuse the anger and build a better generation for our children and example for the rest of the world to very distinguished panel, ruth baker bitis, lawyer, we welcome you to the broadcast. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> gail anderson, pastor, christ redeemer ame c

gemini eight lasted off with asterisk neil armstrong and david scott on board. it was the sixth command mission of the gemini program and one of its objectives was to rendezvous and dock with the regina spacecraft. this is a 25 minute nasa film telling the story of the docking with another craft in space and equipment failures that caused the gemini capsule to violently tumble in space. the astronauts were a force -- were forced to return to earth 10 hours after blastoff. ignition, lift off. lift off. fuel pressure little high. >> how is it looking question mark >> it is looking good. low, no problem. staging. how does that thrust look? >> that thrust is looking a little high. >> status check, booster. >> go, guidance. go. >> how do you stand, guidance? >> capcom, we are go. shutdown. >> roger. >> standing by. >> over 300 feet or second. >> 72 95. >> we are a no go. capcom, we are a no go. no go. retro, you have a time here? plus 20. >> we will be retro firing in nine plus 20. >> retro flight. >> give me some access times in that area. >> no swells and your call

unable to find an immediate answer, neil armstrong undocked. the role continued to build, reaching about one revolution per second. control,g to regain mr. armstrong was forced to fire reentry thrusters and reassert control over the spacecraft. neither crew man experienced loss of orientation. the gemini never approached critical strain. once the reentry thrusters are fired, there is a possibility of fuel leaking. this fuel is essential for reentry. the final action rested squarely on the shoulders of this man, the director. a decision came quickly. fuel readings were too low. abort. that was the first decision. where do we recover? a stream of facts flow into the consul. --ct position, whether weather, available daylight, and to the whereabouts of the uss mason. a destroyer which had practiced picking up a model of the gemini in the pacific. millions of people suddenly learned it existed. --h gemini's to believe stabilized, there were several advantages to delaying reentry. the officer would have an exact reading on the times and the crew coul

unable to find an immediate answer, armstrong undocked. the role continued to build, reaching about one revolution per second. struggling to regain control, mr. armstrong was forced to fire reentry thrusters and reassert control over the spacecraft. neither crew man experienced loss of orientation. the gemini never approached critical strain. once the reentry thrusters are fired, there is a possibility of fuel leaking. this fuel is essential for reentry. the final action rested squarely on the shoulders of this man, the director. a decision came quickly. fuel readings were too low. abort. that was the first decision. where do we recover? a stream of facts flow into the consul. exact position, whether -- weather, available daylight, and to the whereabouts of the uss mason. a destroyer which had practiced picking up a model of the gemini in the pacific. millions of people suddenly learned it existed. with gemini's to believe -- stabilized, there were several advantages to delaying reentry. the officer would have an exact reading on the times

harvey armstrong: "there should be smoke detectors and fire extinguishers out here." in mt. airy shawn lanier fox19 now we reached out to the building's landlord. he has not called us back. an alleged heroin dealer is now behind bars, after police say someone he sold the drug to died of an overdose. this is vance morgan. he is accused of supplying a mixture of heroin/fentanyl that killed casey fewell back in october of last year. morgan now faces multiple charges invluding involuntary manslaughter and corrupting another with drugs. live now a live look right now in at the white house in washington d.c. as the american flag is at half staff today in honor of former first lady nancy reagan. reagan passed away yesterday at the age of 94. you're now looking at the ronald reagan valley, california.. that's where a private funeral service will be held on friday for the former first lady. reagan will lie in repose for public visitation on wednesday from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. and thursday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. she'll be buried next to her husband at the library. if you plan on heading s

lance armstrong has a candid and open conversation -- >> lance armstrong has a candid and open conversation about doping to a group of students at c. >> and rockies made it harder to -- at cu. >> and rockies played it harder to hit a homer at home. 9news starts now. >>> super tuesday in colorado where democrats after standing in line for hours are feeling the bern. senator bernie sanders is the democratic caucus handily beating hillary clinton. colorado gop leaders passed on having a winner picked. bernie sanders focused on colorado and it paid off with 59% of the vote to hillary clinton's 40%. not all that unlike eight years ago when clinton lost here by a made margin to then senator barack obama. >> the democrats had delegates at stake in our state and supporters turned out across the front range in droves to make their voices heard from caucus locations in denver to lakewood, evergreen and fort collins. we heard from people caught in long lines. some cases they were even turned away. patrick massel showed us the people that showed up at lincoln junior high in fort collins. the crowd exce

tisha: mark armstrong is with the tar heels. joe rosen is with the blue devils. >> and we invite you to become a if you are between 18 and 44, join us for the registry drive get more details john: tomorrow morning tournament time in the triangle how the games impact our region. don: it is about to get colder >> abc 11 his keeping you connected. find us on facebook for the latest updates. tisha: a durham sheriff's deputy is credited with helping a missing dog find its way home. steve: it was missing for more than a year. the sheriff's office said animal control responded to a call of a stray dog. luckily, it had tags. deputy tanner made the call, and said the owner's voice cracked when she heard jack had been found. she had given up hope. she and jack are very happy tonight. he is probably in the doghouse. tisha: where has jack been? have not seen him for a whole year. steve: he has some stories to tell. tisha: so glad he is back home. steve: we came very close to breaking a record today. tisha: it was almost hot. chris: you are

"the armstrong lie." "client 9: the rise and fall of eliot spitzer," and "taxi to the dark side," which won the academy award in 2007. his latest film is "going clear: scientology and the prison of belief." he's alex gibney. this is "overheard." [applause]. >> actually, there are not two sides to every issue. >> so i guess we can't fire him now. >> i guess we can't fire him now. the night that i win the emmy. >> being on the supreme court was an improbable dream. >> it's hard work and it's controversial. >> without information, there is no freedom. and it's journalists who provide that information. >> window rolls down and this guy says, hey, he goes to 11:00. [laughter]. >> alex gibney, welcome. >> glad to be here, evan. >> nice to see you and congratulations. >> thank you so much. >> this film, this film is so great. do you feel as good about it? i mean, you have seen it a thousand times. >> i feel great about it. and it's been very moving to me because i have been going around this week around the coun

a thank you sir...for your armstrong was a founding member of the delhi township veterans association and is still serving, supporting fellow vets...and talking at schools tonight, expect mostly cloudy skies with a few areas of patchy fog by daybreak and and lows near 30.some sunshine returns for the first day of spring (vernal equinox) but clouds will also hang around. highs will top off in the mid to upper 40s. a below average start to spring, as we should be at 54 degrees) but we'll gradually bring in warmer move into the lower 60s. monday, sunshine returns resulting in a rise in temperatures towards. highs coming up, ken broo is in tonight with the latest in sports....the reaction from indiana's big win over kentucky today in the ncaa tournament tournament and the waiting musketeers. they play wisconsin sunday night. this time tomorrow night, it'll be either/or. like the line in that steve miller band song...you might get rich, you might bustedxavier hopes to be the former, when it takes on wisconsin in the round of 32. our john popovich is at the ncaa tournament site in st. louis

mark armstrong has more from u.n.c.'s win. mark: we saw both tar heel teams the one that could crash out of the torlt early if not careful and one that could potentially cut down the nets as fat champions. we start in the first half it looked under control. marcus paige on the fast break and drains the three. 29-18. it went wrong the rest of the first. morelia a reverse lay-up and 41-40 leading florida gulf coast by one point at the break. roy williams let them have it at halftime and they showed it. bryce johnson what an effort. the other end and bryce gets on the offensive glass and follow plus the tpoulfoul. more to come later. a human helicopter is pries in the second half. zack johnson was trying to throw down and bryce sent him packing back to his mother. what a block that was. a career high eight rejections. isaiah hicks continues to find himself as the man child of the team off the bench. carolina up 63-46 and he had a cosmetic. one more touch of bryce with a block and then to the other end where he will finish off. he

armstrong was a founding member of the dell-hi township veterans association.. and he is still serving today..support ing fellow vets...and giving talks at locals schools the four month international manhunt is over.europe's most wanted man, the top suspect in wanted man, the top suspect in last years paris attack is finally facing charges this morning.salah abde-slam was injured in fridays shootout with belgian police but was released from the hospital yesterday.the french president says paris prosecutors are seeking extradition.his lawyers say they will fight that. samia maktouf (paris attacks victims' lawyer) "because it is under european law it will take less time which is good." butt sot "not only families, victims themselves they want an answer. they have alot of questions." questions."four others were also arrested during the raid in brussles.that is where officials think they have been holed up since the attack.. that left 130 people dead. it's incredible video, that could be the key to solving a deadly plane crash in russia. take a look -- you see what

mark armstrong will have the highlights coming up. now to a bracket that might not get busted so quickly. the website thrill-list is trying to determine the best barbecue spot in america. several north carolina the website determined the country's 33 best barbecue joints. representing north carolina -- in the spirit of march madness, 32 restaurants were put on a bracket for you to vote. so there you go. good luck to those teams. if you want to send us samples. steve and i would be happy to try them for you. an why let someone else have all the fun? the sometimes haphazard, never boring fun. the why can't it smell like this all the time fun. the learning the virtue of sharing fun. why let someone else have all the fun? that's no fun. unleash the power of dough. historic milestone today. the first presidential visit to cuba in nearly 90 years. what is on the president's agenda. and victory is so sweet. two local teams moving onto the sweet 16 in the n.c.a.a. tournament, u.n.c. able to pull away from province. and duke holding off a late

patrick armstrong will stay with us.next, potential corporate movers in our stocks to watch. ♪ guy: caroline hyde is with us for stocks to watch. suisse could be one of the biggest movers, also william hill. online is a big area of growth for this particular -- that is where you go to place your bets. of theirdown 34% revenue. online, showing weakness. online results, two main factors hitting it -- gross margins down, and timeout and self exclusions are accelerating. we could see that only william ill on the downside, but also -- also nike's share price could drop. why? numbers did live up to expectations. also across the board, we see high single digit profit in the low teens. lastly, it is about credit suisse, we could see a move. we see the stoxx 600 underperform, remember. look how much it has fallen more than the banking index. that is the banking index, it is weathered the storm better than credit suisse has. it has underperformed, and other 2000 jobs to go. more still to come. thank you very much, indeed. we talk

armstrong for his service in france during the war. another scene of protesters trying to put a stop to a donald trump rally. this was in arizona. protesters blocking the main highway that led to his campaign rally. tonight there is a report of another protester assaulted at a truck campaign stop. video shows a man kicking and punching a protester who was being led from the arena before local police stepped in. the protester is wearing a kkk hood. donald trump speaking out against him calling him disgusting. democratic candidate bernie sanders also out west making his pitch to voters calling on immigration reform in arizona. john kasich also out west. he held a town hall meeting in utah and campaigning in utah, ted cruz. donald trump' s chief rivals said the near billionaire is not a conservative. a northern kentucky couple out to just make a difference for others. >> just try to do our part, help the community. hopefully others will do the same. courtis: the afternoon grilling and ranch fans braving the cold and rain. erik: temperatur

mark armstrong with you inside the verizon center. was the opener. a very tightly contested game until the waning minutes, and that is when a freshman stepped up big for the wolfpack. here is how it went down. the wolfpack hoping that the lights would not go out on their how about the hometown guy? highlight of the first half though, brian crawford of wake. a thunderous throw down. the baseline shimmying right here. wolfpack went into the half down a point, 34-33. they were down three and the second. barber again, knocking down a three. tied at 50 after that. he had 22. then the decisive sequence. maverick road wins decides to get incendiary. the second three to put them up three, the third three put them up three again. they would go on to win as wake's last-ditch effort to tie it with a long three would not go down. 75-70 two the final. -- day 2. >> it's a great feeling. it's hard to describe. it's always a great feeling to see the ball go through the hoop. >> he is a young guy who is not afraid. he is not afraid to take it. he's not afraid to do i

mark: mark armstrong, abc11 eyewitness news. anthony: the vote a.c.c. 2016 now, and donald trump using a new tactic at this campaign events asking police officers to arrest protesters, arguing that fear of an arrest record may put an end to disruptions. he made the comments at an event in kansas city, missouri. this is after a protester charged the stage in ohio earlier in the day. and donald trump is blaming bernie sanders for supporters. signs for bernie sanders have been spotted that protest, but there is no indication that his cap is trying to undermine the frontrunner. and picking up more delegates. hillary clinton won the northern and marco rubio won in washington, d.c., 10 delegates. and ted cruz won most in wyoming. 90 of the 12 up for grabs. our presidential primary is tuesday. one of five big contests on the day. polls open at 6:30 in the morning and close at 7:30 at night. early voting has ended, but thousands of voters cast their ballots many without a photo i.d., including richard burr. the spokesperson is saying th

. >> i mark armstrong. washington is one went down. n.c. state holds on 75-72. it was a seesaw battle. that is when maverick roland started torching. six of them on his way to 21 points. the wolfpack will move on for a date tomorrow with the blue from d.c., i mark armstrong. steve: it is 76 degrees and beautiful outside. that is the big headline as you look at the weather headlines. chris is taking his show on the road. chris: a gorgeous day across the region. we decided to get out and enjoy the weather. it has been awesome, humidity levels below. you don't even need a jacket. we will fall through the 60's. by midnight we will be around 58. it's going to feel more like late april or early may around here. if you love today, you have seven more opportunities. it is march. it can't last forever. >> rain is on the way. chris has the right idea. tisha: maybe so. move the desks. gawker for $100 million. steve: and pretty incredible video, check that out. a woman driving with a tree stuck in her car. we explain what this is about coming up. reporter: a cashier at this

i am armstrong williams, thank you for joining us. >>> good morning. i'm reena ninan. >> and i'm kendis gibson. here's a look at some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." no funeral date yet has been announced for nancy reagan, the 94-year-old former first lady passed away in her sleep yesterday at her home in the los angeles area. reagan will be buried right next to her husband at his presidential library, some full details stlatd. >>> family who's lost loved ones on malaysia airlines flight 370 are asking authorities to eblgs tend the search beyond june. it was two years ago the boeing 777 vanished with 239 on board. >> the west coast bracing for another round of storms marching in from the pacific. that have turned deadly, killing at least two people, dumping feet of snow in the sierras and up to half a foot of rain

our team coverage continues with mark armstrong. he is inside the stadium. mark: yes, it certainly was. another near classic. there had never been a senior class that had a game day banner of some sort, and it came down for this game for the tar heels. let's show you a few highlights from this one. in the second half, grayson allen stepped into the three-pointer that tied the game at 49, the only time, in fact, for the game. they took a timeout and carolina gathered themselves. there was a big rebound and then it goes coast to coast, and then went through the entire blue devil defense. from there, it was just down to a bunch of free throw shooting because of the devils would not die. 76-72, the final. >> they pulled it off. but it feels great, it felt celebrate, and you know, i am very blessed. i have never had a group of seniors go and win at that kind of championship. we went three years without winning so if i told them about that, it meant a great deal for me and those kids. >> absolutely. we are off to d.c. on monday. we are going to send it back to you

thanks very much, mark ong strong -- mark armstrong. we will have more on that game coming up in sports. one day after people rallied in support of a teenager, he is immigration and customs officials won't stop the deportation of the 19 urinal. he was picked up on january -- in january on his weight high school. he is scheduled to be sent back to honduras tomorrow. the mayor said that he was disappointed in the director's decision and asked her to reconsider. a woman is in critical condition tonight as authorities investigate a potential meth lab. a woman showed up at the hospital after having drank a liquid that could have had chemicals in it. the house was taped off and the fbi was called in but no charges have been filed yet. a weekend long pet adoption drive for hundreds of rescued cats and dogs. because it was so successful. we are following these animals rescued from deplorable conditions. they were put up for adoption in a three day event that started yesterday but because of the overwhelming response, the adoption fair ended tod

mark armstrong wraps up day 1. >> maverick well when should be playing basketball. that made all the difference today. 16 lead changes and 15 times. >> if you come to this situation you better make them. it's a great feeling. >> we will set him up. he was unconscious today. >> b.j. cap the rampage with the boost lead to five. >> i need to do something. >> he is a man of few words, very few. >> i would say you are right a little bit. >> he is a confident young guy. you like that. >> onto to do they will take the third swing at the devils. >> preparation is different. we know they are going to hurt us. i just work on canceling those things out. >> from the acc tournament, mark armstrong, eyewitness news. duke and state. close to 2:30. florida state is also a winner, advancing. the first season came against howard. tonight they meet again under a minute to play. dante holmes gets fouled. he misses the free throw. it is still a three-point lead for central. james daniels with central up by 1. it's no good by howard. central escapes with a narrow win. the hurricanes are

it lets start with mark armstrong. mark, what can we expect in this latest showdown? game if the pass games have been any indication. they hung around and hung around to get the tar heels but in the end, the team emerges victorious. this will be percolating and in fact tonight it already is. the tar heels will have to contend with of that, and it shows them rolling up in their team boss. they were heckled getting off of their team bus but the tar heels should have an advantage because they really let that first game get away from them. they really just have to hold down the team so it should be a very good contest. the tar heels are trying to lock down the regular-season crowd. brice johnson and the rest of the tar heels try to ruin it for the seniors. we are looking forward from this one, guys. steve d.: a lot of it -- heather: a lot of excitement. thanks, mark. elaina athans is live with more. elaina: yes, heather, this party is well underway. i almost got hit there. if we pan over to your right, you can see people taking pictures and there are a bunch of people get

the judge ruling armstrong does not have an obligation to pay back scholarship money provided by thee revelation that he used performance-enhancing drugs. armstrong, of course, finally confessed to doping in an interview with oprah winfrey three years ago. he was stripped of all seven of his tour de france titles in 2012. >>> now to a separate bombshell from the world's richest female athlete. agents for maria sharapova said she would make a major announcement. she's recently had a string of injuries and lost a big match to serena williams back in january. today reporters thought she might call it quits and join peyton manning in the land of retirement, but instead maria sharapova shocked everyone in the room with her news. >> i wanted to let you know that a few days ago, i received a letter from the itf that i had failed a drug test at the australian open. i did fail the test and take full responsibility for it. >> joining me to talk about it, cnn sports analyst christine brennan. christine, shocking news. today she said, sharapova, that she's been taking a drug called mildronate bu

mark armstrong wraps up day 1. >> maverick well when should be playing basketball. that made all the difference today. 16 lead changes and 15 times. >> if you come to this situation you better make them. >> we will set him up. he was unconscious today. thank god for him. >> b.j. cap the rampage with the boost lead to five. >> i need to do something. >> he is a man of few words, very few. >> i would say you are right a little bit. >> he is a confident young guy. you like that. >> onto to do they will take the third swing at the devils. >> preparation is different. we know they are going to hurt us. i just work on canceling those things out. armstrong, eyewitness news. anchor: things pick up tomorrow. duke and state. close to 2:30. florida state is also a winner advancing. the first season came against howard. tonight they meet again under a minute to play. dante holmes gets fouled. he misses the free throw. it is still a three-point lead for central. james daniels with central up by 1. it's no good by howard. central escapes with a narrow the hurricanes are giving up

mark armstrong, abc 11 eyewitness news. joe: the wolfpack lost its 13th acc game and that is the most in two decades. the pack and gottfried never loses a game and play. and they are up to their similar antics there with they have been doing it all season. the shot clock is about to expire and he has it in his hands. he beats the buzzer there. the dribbling to get off of this quick dagger. he did get some help from his friends early on as well. caleb martin had 16 points and that three makes it a six-point pack lead. and just that quickly, it was gone. transition he was a problem all day for the irish. there was a 14-2 run with the honors there. still, they keep fighting into the second half. barber again, 53 at that point, but too much firepower from notre dame freshman rex kruger a 12-2 run giving them the lead for good. he has 12 threes in this one and the final was 89-75, and they have week for us to open the acc tournament on tuesday. still ahead, high school playoffs at regional finals. we had people make their own pi

mark armstrong is going to philadelphia and he will have a report today. they play friday night and joe mazur is in anaheim for the duke matchup with organize. follow above the local teams on twitter. john: wolfpack fans your team's leading scorer will not return to p.n.c. arena. cat barber is bringing his game to the nba. "eyewitness news" broke the developments withen heart on the mobile mobil. with over 23 points a game. multiple draft sites put him as a second round pick. n.c. state's next six highest scores should return with a transfer and five star point guard recruit. the kanes -- canes and sabres playing and that picture perfect dish to tie it 1-1. in the end no luck for carolina. buffalo won 3-2. barbara: check out the uniforms for the durham bulls that they will sport may 7 the night of the annual "star wars" night. the uniforms inspired by hanz solo. light sabres look like a bat. john: stock markets reacting to bombings in brussels. >> investors are cautious after asian markets down but europe in positive territory. in the u.s. yesterday travel

mark armstrong live outside pnc arena. all quiet here today. no fans, close practices. all you could hear was this week of shoes and the asking of many brain questions by reporters. i was certainly among that group. the tar heels getting ready to take on the providence friars. providence meeting the entirety of their game to be usc. a winning layup with a second ago. let chilly what happened with the tar heels. the first half not so good, the second half much better for roy williams. marcus paige hitting a three. unc would take over from there. brice johnson, what an unbelievable performance. 18 points, eight blocks, seven rebounds. the tar heels need to be better than what they were against florida gulf coast if they are ok, that is clearly not the video i was trying to get to. let's send it up to providence. there is some symmetry going on. the tar heels taking on providence and run. duke in providence taking on her second round opponent. joe: yeah, hey, mark. all the teams in providence have wrapped up their close practices at the dunkin' donuts center. all quiet for

stance armstrong, huh? >> i see dead people. oh no. >> how much money do you guys have in your wallets? >> then there are those who can only hopelessly watch it tick away. >> i've been through eight executions. some guys commit suicide, you know? it's all bad. >>> when we film inside a prison or jail, we interview hundreds of inmates. the reason why they want to talk to us is because it breaks up the monotony of prison life, but there was this one inmate inside maricopa county jail we were convinced had a great story to tell. the challenge was getting him to tell it. >> hey, can i ask nbc a question? what's up with "saturday night live"? why does it suck so bad all of a sudden? >> the minute we met josh pike at the maricopa county jail in phoenix, arizona, he stood out. >> look at this. give us a frickin' this is what we have to cut our fingernails, and also sharpen our pencils. that's what the black stuff is on there. after you emery board your nails you have a little sashay action going on. you can cruise

we talked to one of the organization's leaders, rick armstrong. he has been in touch with twiddy since the shooting. he says the officer is highly respected within the department and emotionally is doing okay. >> it is an extremely traumatic situation for any officer who takes another life. it is extremely taxing emotionally on you. officers, quite a lot of officers pull together. >> armstrong declined to say what evidence shows the officer was acting in self-defense but he says he does not expect twiddy to face charges. to be transparent in the investigation. >> it calls attention to poverty and unemployment in southeast raleigh. community activists say it's time for the city to focus on this area and provide more opportunities for the people living there. michael phillips owns men at work car care center. he's made it a point to hire people who other businesses may not consider for jobs, including people with criminal records. >> we just need more business folks to give out opportunities. there are some wonderful guys out here. there are some wo

an but as of this morning i spoke with him and he's doing okay right now. :07 rick armstrong heads the raleigh police protective association. 29-year-old officer dc twiddy, who was involved in monday's deadly shooting, is a member of the group. 12:51:32 he has our full legal representation. our behind him. :08 we he will be exonerated when all the facts will come out. :13 the facts are still being reviewed by the state bureau of investigation and raleigh police. raleigh police have said officer twiddy denkins, who was wanted on a felony drug charge, on foot on bragg street. the officer fired his weapon and denkins was killed. investigators found a gun close to denkins' body. 12:52:15 very unfortunate circumstance, it was a terrible situation, but we believe the officer did what he had to do defend himself, and protect himself. :10 wake county district attorney lorrin freeman will decide if the officer's deadly force was justified under the law. 9:39:23 da: unfortunately these events often test a community. :08 we want to be transparent, we want to be fair. that was amanda lamb the rale

lance armstrong -- lance hernandez, denver 7. >>> it is official, the broncos have attached the exclusive franchise tag to super bowl 50mvp von miller, so the two sides have time to keep von for life and then sign more players. >> i have never been big franchise before so i can't say i on't want to be big this. but i tell you what, i want to be with the denver broncos for my whole career, whatever it takes to get it done, i am down for. >> again, von with exclusive franchise tags. now the broncos can focus on evening other key players. >>> well, now to breaking news on 25th and pierce where two suspects are on the loose. >> reporter: yes. lakewood police say a craigslist ad all turned violent because of a drugs we are here at the area of 25th and pierce. around 8:30 police say two men were waiting on an aparent craigslist ad that involved drugs. another car pulled up, a male suspeet shot one of the victims and a woman took off withhthe victim's car, the 1998 green ford escort, and the two suspects, a hispanic male and % female are still on the llose. the victim shot will survive. lakewood

mark armstrong with more on the game that is another instant classic. mark: hey, guys welcome back to cameron. duke tied the game at 49-49 on a grayson alan 3. roy needed a timeout. so many times previously the tarheels would have wilted, but not last night. the emotions were obvious and immediately for brice johnson. it feels great. we got our championship here and we beat duke. so it feels good. mark: for the second straight game, johnson was dominant. 18 points and 21 of north carolina's 64 rebounds. >> hey, man, i just tried to out rebound them. mark: still duke persisted, grayson alan to 29 points and 20 more from luke kennered. >> if the team shows up we're going to get killed on the paint. reporter: it looked like final minutes were in the card, but joel berry was not have iting. this rebound and run was fatal for duke's hopes. >> that is a big play. i grabbed the rebound. and they were not getting back. i pushed it up as fast as i could. i had a teammate open, but i felt i could get all of the way. mark: free throws to cinch it, this har heel gr

mark armstrong. john: more news now. a new list of highest paid jobs is released and see how hot spring break travel could be. barbara: we have our financial >> topping america's money where the money is. a new survey finds it pays to be a doctor. $180,000 a year. they are second highest at $144,500 and research and development mores just over $142,000. >> makers of crone that extra recalling some because the bottles may contain small particles of glass. it was skoefd after equality checks at breweries. it is a very small number of ballots. to injuries have been reported. watch for travel this spring break. it is expected to see a record number of of passengers in march and april up 3% from last year. orlando and farther hard detail will see the biggest growth over 2015. >> that is america's money. john: still to come, cookout horror. five killed in what police say what we are learning about the victims as police hunt for the suspects. barbara: a mother is shot and her i hope we have a buyer for the house. me too! what a

command sergeant major henry armstrong remembers well that first night in france...on a guard detail.and every one of us in the detail killed a tree. there was a tree that looked like a human being on the opposite of where we were and i think everybody there shot that tree that night. (laugh)some memories bring laughter...others bring pause...the saddest part was the concentration camp of a pile of rags that contained the bodies of women and children that had been machine gunned. and i often wonder about the guy behind the machine gun. how he felt about thatarmstrong helped liberate a concentration camp...and helped liberate france. france. every french person has a special place in their heart for you.and so all these years later...a member of the french consul pins on armstrong his country's prestigious french legion of honor medal. a thank you sir...for your service.(applause) julie o'neil reporting.a new bill aims to ease restictions on indoor smoking at private clubs in ohio. ohio.the legislation would permit smoking in cigar clubs and other private groups, even if the club is next

mark armstrong covering it all for us at the verizon center. >> hey, guys. it's our first taste of evening basketball. they've been all matinees so far in the a.c.c. tournament. north carolina taking on notre dame for a spot in the a.c.c. championship game. the saying is to be the man you must beat the man and the irish are the defending champions. carolina has their hands full. notre dame of course dispatching duke coming from 16 down yesterday and they beat the heels earlier this year overcoming a nine-point half-time deficit. north carolina cannot fall asleep at the wheel. notre dame will make you pay. the heels largely legit vs. pitt and the same effort they'll need armstrong abc 11 eyewitness news. >> happening now in the triangle a big night at pnc arena. garth brooks is in concert for three straight nights. chopper 11 hd live over the arena where there is tailgating already getting under way. an 80-degree day bringing out crowds early. expect traffic delays in the pnc arena area until about 7:00 tonight. >> now to the 5:00 weather headlines. it is the

armstrong was a founding member of the dell-hi township veterans association.. and he is still serving today..support ing fellow vets...and giving talks at locals schools the four month international manhunt is over.europe's most wanted man, top suspect in last years paris attack is finally facing charges this morning.salah abde-slam was injured in fridays shootout with belgian police but was released from the hospital yesterday.the french president says paris prosecutors are seeking extradition.his lawyers say they will fight that. samia maktouf (paris attacks victims' lawyer) "because it is under european law it will take less time which is good." butt sot "not only families, victims themselves they want and need they will ask to have an answer. they have alot of questions." also arrested during the raid in brussles.that is where officials think they have been holed up since the attack.. that left 130 people dead. it's incredible video, that could be the key to solving a deadly plane crash in russia. take a look -- you see what looks like a fireball shooting t

mark armstrong, abc 11 eyewitness news. caitlin: thank you. the blue devils fended off a serious rally. they held off to hold that victory 71-64. joe mazur will have those highlights later in sports. barack obama will visit cuba, the first time since then. >> along with the sights and today, a touch of americana. we apologize, having trouble with our video. moving on, the latest trump rally issues last night. a trump supporter appears to support him and kick him. after he fell to the ground, you see this disturbing video right here. there were other anti-trump protests in new york and fountain hills arizona where three people were arrested. earlier this month, another man caught on camera doing something trump rally ins. five others were wounded. thissix mathe six suicide bombing in the last year. and enemy fire, military officials say that isis forces, the service members named so far have not been released. at home, six people in a murder-triangle that ended up in the death of two people. the three of them all worked together at good year. p

mark armstrong is in d.c. watch for his coverage at 4:00. live nfl games could be coming to your facebook feed. reena: a bidding war for the kendis: facebook, and other outfits are interested. it is about $9 million -- $9 billion combined. reena: sony has unveiled the smallest can't -- smallest compact camera. kendis: it is available next month. reena: look at the car that has set a new speed record. kendis: this hit a top speed of more than 186 miles per hour. sounds like a steel. nancy reagan's funeral john: plus the dancing with the announcer: the only station with three newsrooms. abc 11 eyewitness news continues. barbara: vote 2016 heating up. the primary week away. the list of presidential candidates focusing on our state's growing. yesterday, it was donald trump now, a third candidate will try to woo north carolina voters. john: breaking news. a trained around and in north -- on a california. barbara: good morning. 49 degrees right now at six: 30. john: thank you for tuning in. we will get to the stories in a bit. don schwenneker talk

john: look for reports from joe mazur and mark armstrong starting this afternoon at 4:00. a.l. lost at sea returns home. barbara: how the german shepherd barbara: one lucky german shepherd has quite a tale to tell. john von she was lost at sea for nearly five weeks. luna was presumed dead after falling off a fishing boat in the pacific. as fate would have it, luna survived. she managed to swim to san clemente island off the coast of san diego, california. she was given a clean bill of health, other than being a little undernourished. amber: check out this video. cameras were rolling as a convenience store clerk saves a baby girl. a woman holding a baby walks up to the cash register. but what you can't tell is that the mother is having a seizure. seconds before she blacks out and falls to the ground, the and pulls the baby from the mother's arms. mom is doing fine now. she is calling that clerk a hero. and check out this video from the u.s. virgin islands. a spectacular yacht up in flames. you can see a burning away in the st. thomas harbor. fortunately, no one was injured in th

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mark armstrong. our live coverage begins tomorrow. steve:n people. steve: then information we are learning about the man who attacked the tramp protester. reporter: teenagers accused in yesterday shoot out at they will stay in jailsteve: a man sucker punched and kicked a protester. i mean was arrested on a misdemeanor charge of assault with injury. he is a 32-year-old. they are now reviewing the situation and will take appropriate action. tisha: donald trump is getting support from a north carolina congresswoman who says she supports the parties front she's the first woman to endorse donald trump for president. steve: now to president obama's historic trip to cuba. marcy has been traveling with the president. reporter: he maintained his schedule and focus here in cuba but pause several times to share his condemnation of the attacks abroad. president obama is leaving cuba, his last day here shattered by the terror attacks in brussels. and the communist country after decades of tension. >> i have come here to extend the hand of friendship. reporter: hi

mark armstrong has this story. reporter: the higschool career ended with a buzzer beating loss last week. they had a result to a normally heartbreak and it's bigger than basketball. >> kind of people who have had their parents passed. my dad is there. already dealt with his share of pain. the loss of the brother eight ailment. on february 9 right after a gain tragedy knocked again. >> my mom called and said my dad was dead on the ground. dead. it was probably the most painful in life. >> he said just wait and let you know. finally he got a little later and i said i'm heading over. once i got there, we had a lot of tears. reporter: just 49, bill lived through his son, relishing every success in the court. >> my dad worked really hard every day. tired but he was still go outside with me to shoot. reporter: two days later was another game against cape fear. >> is text back was, "what kind of question is that? i'm playing." reporter: matt decided he needed to do a little bit more. >> 1, 2, 3, bill. that was very touchi

(chuckles) i haven't ridden a bike since lance armstrong was a good guy.ike in the world. ooh, i stand corrected. (hums) hey, dipwad, bikes only. i need to pay my water bill. not on motorized transport, you don't. what you need to get is out of our way. yeah, bikes win again! (train toots) trains win again! when will you people give up your dependence on handlebars? quite a schwinn-dig, eh?

tisha: mark armstrong visiting us for a couple of days. mark: north carolina will be laying in philly with a chip on his shoulder. mark: six acc teams are through to the sweet 16 this year. duke is no stranger to this territory. thursday's game will be much set skis record. they will need big efforts from the likes of fire and ingram and that goes without saying. the pond has not been kind to the blue devils are both occasions were sweet 16's. most recently, a loss to arizona in 2011. i was there for that one. the measure will have them covered at the anaheim ducks this week. the east regional final, it should make for a wildly entertaining game on friday night. the heels are carrying a chip on their shoulder after providence repeatedly questioned their toughness over the weekend. >> i think everybody take us for some tough guys. sometimes, it gets like that. -- >> we are not the same team as we were. mark: brice johnson help to break that game open. it was joe l jameson sideline that of the internet as soon as it aired. james is a man of

mark armstrong, abc 11 eyewitness news. caitlin: and again, congrats to the tar heels and the blue devils. duke also advancing to the sweet 16. the blue devils went off with a furious rally. they held off long enough to take the victory 75-64. joe mazur will be back with those highlights coming up a little bit later in sports. president barack obama will visit a historic trip to cuba. announced restoration of prosperity to this community. caitlin: for the second time this month, a protester appears to have been sucker punched a a donald trump rally. this incident happened in tuscon, arizona, last night. a trump supporter appears to punch him and kick him after he fell to the ground. police took that supporter out as well. there were other antitrump protests going on in new york and fountain hills arizona. three people were arrested there. earlier this month, another man caught on camera sucker punching rally in this makes the sixth suicide bombing in turkey in the past year. and in iraq, a u.s. marine killed by enemy fire.

we talked with one of the armstrong. he has been in touch with twiddy since the shooting and says the officer is highly respected within the department and emotionally is doing okay. now it's up to investigators. >> the police department, the fbi will be transparent in this investigation and that it's incumbent upon everybody, citizens, police, to have an open mind looking at this investigation. >> armstrong declined to say what evidence shows the official was acting in defense but does not expect twiddy to face charges. he calls on the police and fbi >>> our coverage of this case continues right now on wncn.com opinion there you will find the full 911 and radio call and prior stories on the investigation. just look for the story on our home page. >>> new this morning, was it excessive force or legal arrest? north carolina reporter lauren hash lynn has a controversial arrest. >> reporter: the spokesman says one officer delivered strikes to the man's back to get him to comply. take ape look at that nine-second video. you

steve: mark armstrong talking to the coach. you're getting ready to follow the tar heels in philadelphia. mark: we are headed to philadelphia, and optimistic bunch speaking today to the media. first up, congratulations to ian of apex. north carolina i hope we have a buyer for the house. me too! what are the neighbors doing here? bill! hey! i didn't know your home wifi could stream so many devices at the same time. dad, it's time warner cable. 300 megs. crazy-fast. dad! you can get wifi all over this place. cool! make your home as connected as possible. get 50 meg internet with unlimited data for $39.99 per month. and ask about free installation. >> now, abc11 eyewitness news sports. sponsored by your local toyota dealers. mark: welcome back everybody. live with you outside, the tar heels finishing up practice after their press conference. i have not seen these guys more happy, energetic, optimistic. they have waited all year long. themselves, and rightfully so. especially in the second half of those games. >> the least apprecia