>> meade: eighth grade, yes. >> pelley: why do you do this work? >> meade: because somebody has to. there's people here, you know... we always... we had dreams. we wanted to move away from here. we all... you know, we did. and then, we come back and we saw the need. and actually, there's a vulnerable population here that's different from the rest of america. i mean, there are people... you can replicate this, but we're kind of forgotten. there's no one here to take care of them but us. >> pelley: these patients would be taken care of in the 31 states that expanded medicaid under obamacare. the federal government pays the extra cost to the states for three years. but virginia and the others that opted out fear that the cost in the future could bankrupt them. so the health wagon patients we met have fallen through this unintended gap. >> do you have insurance? >> no, ma'am. >> pelley: have any of you tried to sign up for the president's health insurance plan? >> no... >> pelley: why not? >> brittany phipps: i can't afford it. >> sissy cantrell: i can't, either. >> pelley: sissy cantre

where shopping 3 if you had a problem in fort meade --you would >>> if you had a problem at fort meade you would end up here if you ended up behind. they would give you food and clothes. now a part is gone after a fire overnight. and ken suarez is out there did they have any idea, they don't know the cause everyone here knows one thing about the place that you see, it is a corner stone of the community and last night it was knocked to its knees by fire. >> it was around midnight when things unraveled. >> the first thing i thought we pop, pop. >> it blew up. it spread in the back and throughout the building. in an hour the place had so many people here have relied on was gone. >> when i showed up about 8:00 this morning this is not just a fire. the agency helping anyone who needs it had just lost their thrift store, not only did we lose now the community is at a loss. it was the heart of the operation and brought in the life blood, money. >> it provided $60,000 worth of revenue yearly used to help local citizen with food. utility bills, mortgages, rents. things like that. it will be tou

call police. 3 3 there is grief mixed with outrage at the fort meade cemetery... as families and friends try to find the mementos they left on loved ones' graves. 3 over the past few days... the city implemented a new rule that says loose objects are no longer allowed at cemetery. fort meade's mayor says the city sent out notices about the new rule -- but many say they got no warning before city crews collected everything. 3 the mayor says commissioners approved the new rule... after city crews had a tough time maintaining the grounds. he says anyone affected by the cleanup should consider speaking up at the next city commission meeting. 3 sarasota city commissioners have approved a new parking garage for saint armands circle. the new 4-story garage will have 521-spaces. it's a 15-million-dollar project... that will be built on the city-owned lot at north adams and madison drives. that's on the northeast side of the district. commissioners hope it will alleviate some of the parking problems in the area. if all goes as planned... construction will begin in 20-18. 3

closeesmond meade, how are you? big is the movement of florida to restoring voting rights there? amy,nd: let me tell you, people across the state of florida are waking up and realizing that every person deserves a second chance. i can tell you that they are growing throughout the state. right now we are nearing our first benchmark, which is actually getting this language in front of the florida supreme court so they can rule on the constitutionality of that language. less than 15,000 petitions away from triggering the review process. we have gotten to this point purely with volunteers, no funding, just people recognizing that right is right and wrong is wrong, and it is time for florida to stop being an outlier state, and to revise its policy and step into the modern era and understand that everybody deserves a second chance. amy: desmond meade, thank you for being with us, chair of floridians for fair democracy. that doesn't four-hour broadcast. democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the

a photographer at a donald buffalo and lake mead motorcyle rider taken to umc trauma... in critical condition.. no word yet on whether the driver of the car was hurt.. or who was at fault. a photographer at a donald trump rally in virginia says a secret service agent choked him and slammed him to the ground today. time magazine's chris morris tells cnn he stepped 18 inches outside the media pen when the agent put his hands around his neck. but.. a separate video.. taken moments earlier.. shows the photographer getting cursing at him. the secret service has not responded to a request for comment. an emotional day in court for sports reporter erin andrews.. who testified against marriott hotels and the man convicted of secretly recording video of her undressing in her hotel room. sot erin andrews "everybody thought i was doing it for publicity attention and that ripped me apart." andrews testified about the emotional distress she's been through since the video went viral 8-years ago. her convicted stalker.. michael david barrett.. recorded andrews through a peephole he mad

reporter: she says that >> i do believe fort meade cemetery needed to be cleaned. i don't think it was handled correctly. >>> fox news. bob: the mayor of fort meade says he will be reviewing the ordinance to make sure it was implemented correctly. andrea: sneak into dizzy after everyone leaves. bob: you don't like sneak in. stre-e-e-e-eam stream, stream, stre-eam stre-e-e-e-eam stream, stream, stream when i want you in my arms when i want you and all your charms whenever i want you fter setting beach on fire and taking bob: on the consumer corner tonight something new from mickey, disney after hours. magic kingdom asking you if you want to pay a bit more and stick around till one, maybe two a.m. some nights in april and may. a special ticketed event at disney usually for me means mickey is not so scary and very marry christmas. this special. >>> it's select nights in april and may. sometimes open till one a.m. and sometimes two a.m. bob: $149. reporter: $150. bob: you are not getting anything special for that. reporter: no. the big selling point is that you get the

a sprinkle neal fort meade and some -- sprinkle in fort meade and some spotty rain. look at the last hour. i don't expect this rain to last much after eight this morning and then you're in for a treat. cooler, drier, less humid air arrives. it does cool down pretty quickly if you're going out friday evening. we're back down to 64 degrees at 7:00 p.m.. the front clears us out. it will be breezy this afternoon. weekend top 10 kind of weekends. mostly sunny, mid-70's. we do trend a little warmer as we head into next week. here is a better look at it. seven # today. 75 saturday and 76 sunday. and then all the way to 80 by tuesday. checking in with traffic on the 8's. can come h. >> they certainly do. let's look at travel times for you if you'll be hopping on u.s. 19. it continues to be a nice commute through palm harbor. state road 54 to tampa road is 15 minutes and on u.s. 41 through pasco county, it looks good through land olakes and state road 52 to 54 is a 15-minute commute on u.s. 41. southern pinellas county. a quick reminder, for the next hour or so, we have the e

meade. @the sprinkles to bowling green. @off to the west. @one more spot that saw a few @batches of showers, sprinkles @through lakewood ranch. @nothing major and keep the rain @chance away from the breeze and @see a sea breeze this afternoon @primary @primarily east of i-75 lifting @north. @and that coverage is 10 to 20%. @the clouds some are high in @nature and may thicken a bit @throughout the day. @be quite thicker. @today is your beach day. @sirata beach cam looks @fantastic. @seas at -- usf marine science @camera a great feel of all the @action for the grand prix. @looks to get busy. @looks to get busy.make sure you @grab the sunglasses and the way @to protect your ears if you @were headed out today. @clearwater beach looks @spectacular. @high clouds in the distance. @a buoy showing 67 degrees for @the water temp. @the gasparilla music festival. @high clouds here in tampa. @we started off with fog in @portions of polk county. @good visibility in lakeland. @so we have 74 in wesley chapel. @72 in bradenton. @71 in sebring. @mid-60s in br

closeesmond meade, how are you? big is the movement of florida to restoring voting rights there? amy,nd: let me tell you, people across the state of florida are waking up and realizing that every person deserves a second chance. i can tell you that they are growing throughout the state. right now we are nearing our first benchmark, which is actually getting this language in front of the florida supreme court so they can rule on the constitutionality of that language. less than 15,000 petitions away from triggering the review process. we have gotten to this point purely with

last year law enforcement issued 432 citations and meade 22 arrests.had never seen anything like it. a mystery stunt in london. the stallest building and pulled a disappearing act. >> today we had light on and off showers for saturday. live doppler is showing you the showers are scattered and you see rain moving in. that's our next storm. that storm is going to bring downpours once again ♪ ♪ as long as you love me, anyit's alright. ♪e. ♪ ♪ bend me shape me, any way you want me. ♪ shape the best sleep of your life. sleep number beds with sleepiq technology adjust any way you want it. the bed that moves you. only at a sleep number store. >>. >> fans were rolling in celebrating his life's journey. the generation writer would have turned 94 today. celebrations took place at the beat museum in san francisco. he spent a lot of time here helping to solidify the city as a mecca and in 1988, san francisco named a small alley in north beach after the rider. 106-year-old woman who won the heards of millions as she danced with the president is celebrating another

coolest of the next week and the coolest day in several of the past weeks. 58, 56 monday and as we mead back in next week, 60s to 70s return. even though it will get cooler for a short time, not going to last forever. >> kristen: okay, that's good. >> lyndsay: you're welcome. >> kristen: tracing the history ofacc basketball. that is on the southern weekend. you're watching wbtv news news saturday morning stale with us. >>> the following is a response to a recent speak out editorial. the views expressed are solely those of the speaker. >> as we expected, our recent news reports and editorial on the company building the i-77 toll lanes drew some impassioned responses. wanda morris wrote: >> i'm against the toll road. it will cause more headaches and cost more for consumers. we are in a financial crisis now; we do not need toll roads. >> shari tate shared her experiences on i-95 in virginia: >> i-95 sits like a parking lot or travels at a snail's pace, while the toll lanes are rarely utilized. income can't afford to pay high tolls to drive to work. >> several viewers came out against the c

on july 14, 1863, he wrote union general meade a letter after mead had failed to pursue generally following union victories in gettysburg and vicksburg. so what the letter said was the following "my dear general, i do not believe you appreciate the magnitude of the misfortune and that was involved in lee's escape. he was within your easy grasp. and to enclose upon him with connection without other late successes would have ended the war. as it is, the war will be prolonged indefinitely. i am distressed immeasurably because of it. " dated, lincoln did not send the letter. he realized it would be too graphic an attack on the general. i sometimes have thought, if we could get the unset letters or e-mails of presidents or presidential candidates, we would learn a great deal about them. we would also learn that it is important sometimes to write these things out and not linger on them. the other important part, and this is the core aspect of lincoln, how he understood the importance of human relations. i remember sometime in the 1990's, katharine graham, who had been the owner and publisher of t

this comes one day from when they're scheduled to meade with the national mediate board. if an agreement isn't reached, they'll have alternative routes for e traveler. >>> there was a suspension after the league accused him of tampering with the football. tomorrow the panel will hear the argument along with a response from bray praidy's torn. >>> phil yo got a shout-out. >> yes, they did. the delaware county native says the journalism scholarship is inspired. he was a military veteran. in her new moerch "whiskey tango fox trot" she plays. >> my family set up a scholarship in my dad's name because he was a vet for -- returning vets who want to study journalism. she thanks fallon. >>> panama city is trying to shed its break. co-ed.com removed panama beach as one of the trashiest. the site says the beach is changing. to get a handle on partying they banned drinking and issued earlier closing times for bars. >> what we're doing is market toward family and let them know. it will be a lot saver. >>> we're going to get a big spring break next week. the temperatures are going to

started enforcing a new rule-- that says loose objects are no longer allowed on gravesites at the fort meade cemetery. yesterday-- families @ spent the day digging through bins p to try and find their things that were removed. city officials say the new rules were put in place... because crews were having a hard time maintaining the grounds. coffee giant starbucks joins the fight against food waste. fox's david asman explains in fox means business. %e%rkoc:soc slug: bc-fox-111- fox-means-business- 3/22 category: business item: 111 block: evening slug: fox means business 3/22 (david asman pkg) source: fbn trt: pkg runs: 1:10 notes: music morning-- investigators say they now know the identity of 2 of the suspects in the brussels terror attacks. morning-- investigators say they now know the identity of 2 of the suspects in the brussels terror attacks. searching for a third suspect-- who is alive and on the run. we'll have the latest coming up. during this extended visit from your extended family, all you want is a peaceful moment to stream your show. to share with a full house of hungry users.

and as he did this morning near fort meade he is crisscrossing the state, announcing road repairs and construction. >> we put unprecedented $2 billion in the road and the bridge improvement. >> the basic democracy. we don't have that in maryland. we ask about the front runner. >> i am sick of talking about trump. i couldn't care less about trump. >> any guidance for voters? >> they ought to vote the conscience and vote for whoever they feel is the best person. i will probably vote for kasich. we have to wait to see. >> is that an endorsement? >> not really. >> he is going to vote for kasich but not endorsement. he is not entirely happy with the candidates for republicans and for the democrats. them now to have time left to override vetoes. brad bell, abc7 news. leon: still ahead at 6:00 -- new fallout after controversial comments about donald donald trump about abortion. >> plus, i'm mike carter-conneen. today the vdot crew kicked off work to extend express lanes north to the pentagon. no details how they are extending the express lanes to the south. narrator: all that political mail

a motorcycle rider is recovering in the hospital after a nasty crash yesterday near lake mead and buffalo. chopper 13 was first over the scene, giving us this aerial view of the aftermath. figure out how the car and the bike collided... and who was at fault. only on 13 action news... we speak with the children who say squatters have taken over their apartment complex, and now they're afraid their homes will be next to catch on fire. sunday morning, there was a fire at their complex near vegas valley and maryland parkway. firefighters believe squatters are to blame. the kids we talked to live just steps away from the fire... and they say the squatters already moved back in! (keone bassett, lives next to squatters, 14) "there has been many in the front, in this building over here, there used to be some jumping from the back." (butted with) (jordan mangus, lives next to management company to see what they're doing about the problem, and we're still waiting to hear back. a neighborhood is waiting for the county to come and remove the offensive graffiti.... someone wrote "whites only" on the s

meade, claiming their first a title since 2013. girls hoops, largo facing williamsport for the state title. down 14 at the half, the lions with 50 seconds remaining. she makes two free throws, giving the lines the lead. the defense would seal it. largo wins the state championship, beating williamsport, 59-58. more girls basketball, state title, walt whitman taking on northwestern. myers with a floater, drops it. what women tops western and when that title -- walt whitman tops western and wins that title. and right now the caps are down 1-0 in the second. next, everoming up click on the "report post" button on facebook? your daughter wants to stay organic. your husband wants to stay free from artificial ingredients. you want to stay free from artificial preservatives. and your debit card wants to stay on a diet. fill your cart with small victories like giant's nature's promise brand. great prices on over 800 items. eat well for less.

fast and first over the scene of an accident involving a car and a motorcycle on buffalo near lake mead... the motoryclist was taken to umc trauma in critical condition. investigators are still on the scene working to determine exactly what happened. we're following some huge developments in our weather today... here's a live look outside..... where we saw record-breaking heat today... and... it's still only february! let's head over to.... 13 weather first.... chief meteorologist bryan scofield in the weather center with more.... heading into the rest of the week. bryan... quiet and warm weather will continue for the next several days as high pressure remains in control of the forecast. however, chances are on the horizon for the weekend and the start to next week. in the short term, high temps will remain around 80 through frid and out throughout those days. by friday we'll get an extra push of clouds as a weak system pushes through the area. new at six.. hundreds of workers took to the picket lines today in reno. it happened at the construction site for tesla's new gigafactory. 13 ac

anne arundel county police offer a new reward for information into who killed a fort meade soldier. army private karlyn ramirez was killed in august shot multiple times. her then 5-month-old baby girl was unha mother's body. police are pleading for your help to find the killer and are offering $20,000 reward. >> it is enough to help with a new start. it is enough to move you away. >> the little girl live with the maternal grandmother in texas. they don't believe this is a random killing. maureen: two is two years since relisha rudd was last seen. she was 8 years old when she disappeared in 12014. she was last seen with tatum a janitor who worked at the homeless shelter where rudd lived with her family. they expect that tatum may have taken her. police say tatum killed his wife and himself a month after rudd's disappearance. rudd has never been found. maureen: d.c. mayor muriel bowser says she does not support the new revised pepco-exelon deal. last year the d.c. public service commission rejected it and passed an alternative dea the parties agree to the changes. the mayor is now obj

we mead nor ways to diagnose is. >> reporter: chastain, who retired from soccer in 2010, estimates there were probably half a dozen times she shook off possible concussions from heading the ball. girls' soccer has the second highest number of concussions among high school athletes. with female players suffering 40% more than their male counterparts. now a mom and coach, chas tape worked with u.s. soccer last year heading in youth league. >> as a coach and advocate and soccer ambassador, i have to do what's right for the safety of the players. >> reporter: continuing her commitment to the game, and its future. erica hill, nbc news, new york. >>> a criminal investigation has been launched over a troubling scene caught on tape in baltimore. it shows a school police officer slapping a young man in the face multiple times, and then kicking him. it's just the latest incident raising questions about the use of force among baltimore law enforcement. nbc's ron mott has the story. >> reporter: tonight an investigation is under way in baltimore over this four-second cell phone video, showing a scho

meade cooler there. we've got that southerly wind to keep things warmer overnight night. talk about. we have cloud cover making its way our way. that cloud cover will help to keep temperatures on the mild side tonight. mild tomorrow morning. temperatures around 50. tomorrow afternoon 71. nice and warm. a really great day. good day for the kid getting off the bus. 70 in leesburg. 67 martinsburg. fredericksburg 73. even along the bay with that southwesterly flow, we should warm there. it will be nice everywhere. lunch outdoors, beautiful. around town, enjoy it. plenty of green to go around. that will be the case the next few days. we do have a frontal boundary. a cold front moves through late thursday. here is your peak here. friday, i've got a chance of rain early in the morning. most likely around midnight thursday nice to friday morning. could see wet roadways. 65 on easter sunday. monday will be the heavy rainy day. not a huge storm. good news tomorrow and thursday. >> i'm going to go out on a limb and predict peak traffic. >> that will be right here. >> thank you. >>>

jummy: larry hogan has unveiled a plan to widen annapolis roads by fort meade. the $139 million project will expand the road to six lanes, that is three in each direction. it is a major priority for the state and the top transportation >> this project will replace the four-lane maryland 175 bridge with a six lane bridge and reconfigure the ramps at the maryland 295 interchange to improve safety and reduce congestion. jummy: in addition to expanding will improvews interchange is making it easier to get onto and out of that post. this noon, we are following new developments in a disturbing case of child abuse in prince george's county. a new lawsuit against former teacher claims he threatened to kill one of his victims if she told anyone. kerley is accused of making child pornography and abusing at least 17 children. police say some of the abuse happened on school grounds. in this new case, an 11-year-old girl claims kerley recorded her engaging in sexual acts with other students and sexually abused her several federal court. coming up -- >> the answer is that the

are live in west meade, liane morejon, local10 news. >> laurie: tonight miami leaders stepping up their effort to reduce gun violence three gun buy back program this saturday a jordan grove mission baptist church onfest 12th avenue near 62nd street. those leaders spoke out about the feed need to address ton going vioionce in city. >> i have small children that are finding guns in the park, finding guns in their homes, and they're shooting their best friends by accident. >> let's celebrate life, not shoot and kill one another up. that's crazy! >> laurie: anyone who turns over their gun this weekend will receive gift certificates, $50 $100 for those thato work. all exchanges are anonymous. >> calvin:ndissidents in south florida came together to protest the president's upcoming historic trip to the communist island. a march will take place on saturday the 20th, the same week the president makes t tt historic trip to cuba. organizationer are the assembly of cuban r ristance and the right and freedom forum, two of the most active antireveal coalitions both in and outstanding of cuba. >> we b

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there have been calls for customers claiming their electricity was turned off unless they made an mead payment over the phone. the utility says they never call for payment or after hours. >> commissioners supporting a bill that would exonerate four men of raping a woman. they voted to support legislation urging governor scott to clear the groveland fou. it comes after the mayor issued a similar proclamation. while none of the four were in attendance. >> news 6 and our radio partners at mix 105.1 are teaming up to after one of those scouts was the victim of a heartless thief. we told you about the crime after the man swiped the cash from a girl sulg girl scouts. after hearing about the theft, the radio station went right away to that wal-mart yesterday and collected hundreds of dollars in donations to replace the money that was stolen. we heard about it on channel 6. we all heard about it, we said, this is ridiculous. >> news 6 will give a donation on the morning show. we'll have more on that later today. >> this morning, a volusia county man is in the hospital after a shooting while hi

this is a live look at the crash near buffalo lake mead ulevard. police say a motorcycle and a vehicle crashed just before 4:30 this afternoon. the motorcycle rider was taken to u-m-c in critical, but stable, condition. right now it's not clear who was at fault... back up to traffic soon./// ((dave courvoisier)) > more than 300 construction workers walked off the job at the tesla gigafactory near reno earlier today. they're objecting to the use of non- union wororers being brought in from out-of- state. patrick walker explains the conflict... and if faraday future could see similar objections in southern nevada. ((protestors)) ((patrick walker)) construction workers- turned- demonstrators. .. outside the tesla gigafactory site in northern nevada. the issue? a problem with the requirement that only 50 percent of the workers have to be nevada citizens. ((unidentified protestor: "we would have hoped there was a little better protection for local workers when this went through the legislature, what they ended up getting was 50 percent local workforce o

fast-food restaurants for havens that we go to the national battlefields, national forests in lake mead and keep hatteras, that makes america's special and i wanted to rate the president and roosevelt is the number-1 conservation president, franklin roosevelt is tied and lyndon johnson and jimmy carter. and nixon in some ways, richard nixon created the environmental protection agency, clean air and water, endangered species and pressure from congress, give credit where credit is due. >> host: if you watch any of the networks you have seen professor douglas brinkley. he is a presidential historian. we are going to talk about that as well, but this is your opportunity, at 748-8200. 748-need 201 for those in the mountain and pacific time zone. accretion of the everglades. >> really difficult to create the everglades. there is a nucleus of people, and everglades, and in miami, when he got pulled away, he disappeared and in his wild years, to learn how to get back and went with a man who was the top ornithologists and roosevelt early, in the 1920s we got to save the everglades. the water sup

. >> we meade to get them caught up within a short period of time to be mainstreamed. nothing short of miraculous. a 12-year study shows student improvement here is 3.7 grade levels in just 1 year. >> before that they felttlike they were stupid. dumb, we can not do that, that >> the children's home is now expanding. `uilding what will be the 5th cottage on campus. this one with 9 bedrooms, 9 bathrooms. >> they come up and give you hugs. they tell you how much they appreciate the help. >> for them, nothing short of a life changer. >> really good. >> back to you. >> mountain states children's home operate off of donations, gets 80% of support from individuals and 11% from churches. for more or how to support visit the denverchannel.com and click on this story. >>> big weekend plans ahead. stase seis tracking your first alert forecast. tonight, stacy, perfect? -- stacy, tracking your first alert forecast. tonight, stacy, perfect? >> i know, right. we are expecting to see this beautiful weather continue. we do have a cold front heading in our direction. outside in 10 ver, gorgeous out ther

mcconnell agreed to mead mooet with him -- meet with him, just not immediately. this morning, some republicans are toying with the idea of confirming garland in the lame duck session, something the white house has dismissed. >> don champion here in new york, thanks a lot, don. >>> new york city police and the secret service are investigating a suspicious letter sent to the home of eric trump, one of donald trump's sons. police responded to a call about the letter at eric trump's new york city apartment last night. a source tells cbs news the letter contained a white powder but that it did not appear to be hazardous. a source close to the threatened harm to donald trump's family if he doesn't get out of the race. >>> some are planning to boycott next week. conservative leaders and donors held meetings in washington and florida to consider the trump campaign. some want to press ahead with efforts to try and stop him, but others are resigned to the idea that he will be the nominee. mark albert has more. >> reporter: former presidential candidate marco rubio told rep

. >> one of the ace train cars slid through the mud into al meade a creek, water rushing around it, the car came to rest on it side. hanna mackenzie was in the adjoining car t derailed, but remained upright. >> people were crying for help. i went to find the conductor. he had flown out the window. >> the firefighters launched an urgent rescue operation. >> you got people that are screaming. you got people that are panicking. you know, they don't know if the rest of this train is going to tip over. >> considering there is 205 people on this train, and we've had nine people that went to the hospital, i call it a minor miracle. >> the corridor express pace for use of these tracks, union pacific investigators are on scene checking the tracks now. john black stone, cbs news in niles canyon, california. >>> nike is suspending it long time relationship with maria, just hours after the tennis star admitted failing a drug test. nike statement says the company is saddened and surprised that she tested positive for a banned substance before the australian open. she says it is a drug she has been t

near lake mead and buffalo. 13 action news has been told by metro.... the motorcyclist has been upgraded to stable condition.... at u-m-c-. the crash is still under an update now.... on a story... you'll see only.... on action news. the "white's only" message.... written on the curb in a valley neighborhod curb.... has been erased.... but... more offensive signage is showing up. today.... parents were walking over.... a swastika.... in the middle of the sidewalk. this is just one block.... from "wengert elementary school".... in east las vegas. but... it's not the first time... neighbors have seen.... this offense sign. 21 2934 to 2941 he had swastikas painted on the driveway and on the street in the past when 13 action news tried to talk to the homeowner... he said... he would rather not comment. new tonight.. a disabled veteran and her family are being forced out of their north las vegas home because of asbestos.. and they have nowhere to go. 13 action news reporter gina lazara met the family today and joins us with why they're so desperate for help.

the man accused of shooting and killing a canton k-9 officer jethro robbing a robin meade grocery store appeared in court today, kelontre barefield faces six charges includingooj robbery, assaulting a police dog in and shooting at police he pled not guilty , he could get more than 50 years in prison if convicted on all charges, 3-year-old german shepherd jethro was shot three times during the january . the january confrontation and died the next day . place of smash our windows on the cleveland west side, pictures taken from a home security system of a car the police believe is connected to dozens of these cases of vandalism since lastnd weekend more than 50 car windows had been shot out were smashed smashed with breaks mostly trendy tremont they say the vandals were strikings at various times of the day and night live the suspect may be teenagers who may be bragging about what they are doing .. >> a very vigilant, know your though your neighborhood and what is happening,r even at this at something that you think is small, just call again and let the detectives know that this asking peo

. >> she explained after being the subject of much scrutiny and disdain especially on social mead mediae had to have a psychotic breakdown last year." she says that she's doing better now with renewed energy while planning her wedding to nba player nick young and working on her upcoming second album. >> wow. >> who knew. >> what's your favorite song she sings? >> i think there are only like two. "fancy" i guess. >> "fancy," that's a good one. >> i live that. >> that's your theme music. >> yeah, exactly. >>> next up, lynn manual miranda, the creator and star of the hit broadway musical "hamilton," earlier in the week we showed you he was freestyling and he did a freestyle rap with president obama in the white house rose garden. now miranda is collaborating with actress emma watson. >> they sat down to talk about the u.n. gender equality initiative. when he asked her to rap about the subject, he agreed only if watson provided the beat. well, home girl stepped up. >> perfect. yeah. yeah. and i have to laugh, how we meet and not be equal we're like half. women are like half of the people on

a motorcycle rider is recovering in the hospital after a nasty crash yesterday near lake mead and buffalo. chopper 13 was first over the scene, giving us this aerial view of the aftermath. metro is still working to figure out how the car and the bike collided... and who was at fault. today is the biggest day in the race for the white house so far. voters from a dozen states, and a u-s territory will be heading to the polls today. 16-hundred- and-10 delgates are at stake. the latest polls show trump and hillary with commanding leads. the billionaire is ahead of 2nd place marco rubio, by more than 30 points. meanwhile sanders is trailing hillary by almost 20-percent. now other politicians are jumping in to try and take down the front runners. the moon can't do better than nominating two fundamentally dishonest new york liberals. i think the american people deserve a better choice and i think they'll get a better " po-121mo voter turnout in all states today is expected to be huge - much more than the last time both parties held presidential primaries. time now is x:xx --- up next-- a disable