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. >> preliminary investigation is showing that mr. conroy physically attacked her. >> it was all in front of her 15-year-old son who found his mother's semi automatic firearm. >> he fired several rounds, striking mr. conroy. and of course, he was killed. >> reporter: the 15-year-old is in custody at the ra pahannic juvenile center, charged with second-degree murder. >> does it look like he saved his mother's life. >> that's not something that we're going to be able to make a snap judgment on. >> why was this 15-year-old boy charged? >> well, in the commonwealth of virginia, all homicides, by statute, are presumed to be second-degree murder. >> reporter: the 15-year-old is not related to conroy. but the three had lived together for several years, says pierce. >> no matter what the outcome a family has been severely damaged or destroyed. >> reporter: after the investigation is complete, the comorn wealth's attorney will decide whether that second- degree murder charge will stay. be lowered, raised, or

. >> preliminary investigation is showing that mr. conroy physically attacked her. >> it was all in front of her 15-year-old son who found his mother's semi automatic firearm. >> he fired several rounds, striking mr. conroy, and of course he was killed. >> the 15-year-old is in degree murder. >> why is this 15-year-old boy charged? >> in the commonwealth of virginia, all homicides, by stat utes are presumed -- stat utes are presumed to be murder. >> the three had lived together for several years, says pierce. >> no matter what the outcome, the family has been severely damaged or destroyed. >> after the investigation is complete, the commonwealths's attorney will decide whether to prosecute or dismiss this case. >> sentencing was handed down today 32-year-old paul thomas was hearded to spend the year and three months behind bars.

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recent polls show governor john kasich with the slightly over mr. trump. however, pull show mr.ith a double-digit lead in florida. that could mean for marco rubio, and and to his campaign. hillary clinton is expected to increase her lead. a programming note. don't miss a special two-hour edition of with all due respect tonight at 5:30 new york time. what the discuss outcomes could mean for the white house. president obama has reversed oil onfor drilling for the southeast coast. coastal communities and environmentalists oppose the plan, so did the pentagon. the syrian opposition says the russian withdrawal will help peace talks in geneva. russian forces began pulling out of syria today. some russian warplanes will stay . atop islamic state commander is dead. he died of one's suffered by a u.s. airstrike in syria. that is according to a senior iraq intelligence official. there is no immediate confirmation of his death from the islamic state. global news 24 hours a day, powered by are 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. i am mark crumpton. back to you i

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mr. berry. we're going the to show you >>> we're back, it's 4:43. happening today, the sweet taste of strawberries. in just a few hour, the annual strawberry festival begins. >> nearly half a million people will enjoy everything from entertainment to delicious food and news channel 8's lindsey mastis is already there. i saw mr. strawberry with you earlier, is he fresh? >> reporter: oh, yeah, mr. berry has been showing me around. and there's a lot of entertainment as well. i am joined by al with the belmont magic show. four shows a day. >> four shows a day, 11:30, 1:30, 4:30 and 6:30 every day. >> reporter: that's a lot of magic. >> it's a show that adults enjoy as much as the kids. >> reporter: and everybody loves to see magic. you're going to show us some this morning. >> i'm going to do it right here. i take three pieces of rope. short piece, medium piece and long piece. pull that short piece up. same thing with the medium and with the long piece. and of course, since i'm a magician, with a mere snap of the magician's fingerer, the turn into one,

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mr. brad show you shaw not wait long ever the permit was issued and in this brief we added to the reasons we believe the variance is justified and thank you, commissioners. >> thank you okay mr. sanchez. >> thank you scott sanchez planning department so you have the chronology of the events here in january and february of trifling e 2013 there was a windstorm that caused damage and based on the records we indicate that a structure within the required rear yard based on the plans partnership provided that the dimensions of that stwrur about 22 feet wide and 17 feet 9 inch deep in march a complaint that was filed they were rekrushg with the non-compliance shed and the brishg stated the shed must be reduced license one hundred square feet by 2013, the structure it less than one square feet the area it is my understanding it is not required a permit under the building code at the substantially applied for the building permit to rebuild it with a smaller footprint that permit was approved in error by the planning department staff that there is a provision the planning code that why'd the act o

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a preliminary investigation shows mr. bice shot his wife, and then turned the gun on himself. this is hudson's first homicide and seven years >>> the city of willow which is mourning the loss of its mayor, about details about his death have not yet been released. he had been battling hodgkin's lymphoma. >>> it had been nearly three months since a richmond heights police officer was shot in the line of duty. today, the community is gathering together to support him. officer michael girl was shot back in december while responding to a call. he is recovering slowly, but his medical bills are stacking up. i benefit was held in his honor, this afternoon, the willoughby brewing company. >> just a jester to show him that people care. plus, the financial part of it, and the physical part of it being shot, the emotional side of it. you have a lot of time where you're not allowed to work anymore and you're sitting around thinking, reliving that situation. >> today's fundraiser featured >>> cleveland base sherwin- williams is expanding. the pain company today announces plans to purchase

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harris had to make weekly phone calls to his case manager and show up for his court appearances. >> mr. harris did not show up to court on his february 23rd court day. >> tonight, he's on the run. pretrial services says they and danger to community. they say they thought supervision would be enough to keep him in line. >> mr. harris didn't do, didn't hold up his end of the bargain and the process worked, a warrant has been issued, he has been revoked from the program. >> the fact remains, ten days, no one has been able to track harris down. works? >> it worked because he was given a chance, he had a contract that outlined his conditions of release and didn't follow them. >> in our opinion, pretrial gives offenders more of an opportunity than they deserve. >> court watch founder marcus philemon says harris should not have gotten another chance. >> cut off electronic monitor in the past. no regard for the law, no regard for his release terms. >> john: that was coleen harry reporting. pretrial says harris will be banned from the program for a minimum of two years. >>> snow yesterday caugh

mrs. obama is showing off her moves with basketball. >> look at her go. >> she had the chance to hang out with the harlem globe trotters. jersey and donated 107 tickets for students at that school to see them play this weekend. virginia even got the chance to spin a basketball on her finger. >> she has the energy. >> she is 107. >> when you get up in the morning and you are complaining about it being early, i'll think of her. today is going to be hot. it is going to get better. look at how hot it was yesterday. it was the warmest day since november 7. we made it up to 89 degrees. melbourne up to 89 degrees. the warmest day since november 2. more is to come. yesterday we tied the record in daytona beach of 89. today we'll make it up to 89. the record, 94. not quite close to that record. melbourne today getting up to 87. also daytona beach today will warm to 86. the record is 90. we could get close to records. it will be hot. warm and humid to start. you'll moit notice the muggy air, it is translating to fog. there are the villages, right now visibility is down to a half mile. visibility do

mr. hot wing. showing off his new fish braces. the so called braces rebuttal aren't the kind you're familiar with. he is having trouble breathing. and eating because he was born without a lower jawbone. and his mouth couldn't stay open. doctors did surgery. crafted this brace. from a piece of credit card. to allow his mouth so stay open. it costs his own owner about a 150 dollars. >> maybe a changed man and humbled. it's not certain if the team is going to try to sign. also word is another team. perhaps denver. trying to make a move. jackson says griffin would have to be okay with the team taking the kwaerter back high in the draft. cream rises to the top. now. jackson knows about and fears the most pro-ready of the top prospects. jackson says he has poise and when talking to reporters this morning. at the owners meetings. he talked of the young quarter back. needing to be calm. when all else is going crazy arpbdz him. >> around him. today the ravens head coach revealed they have been unofficial agreement with former browns back.

mr. is would show pieces of the broken off mir said they found on scene as well and two days later 7 newsp would catch up with the man they say did it. can you tell us a little about it about what happened real quick. >>reporter: he didn't say a word after bonding out. cops said he admitted to hitting and running because his license was already suspended. on facebook page just after crash there was this post. damp i really blanked up it said. did you confess to police, did you confess to police, right? just leave me on the street. >> i kept saying this is not his path not this short you not his team yet i know it know it. family first nothing else matter. >>reporter: still ailing from the impact which left him with head trauma. collapsed lung and other inries but this teen is as tough as he is tall. >> there is no doubt i know i'll get through this. >>reporter: he plans on making a comeback. >> he has to deal with the trial and leaving the scene of an accident charged with bodily harm and other traffic related offense as for xavier he s lots of physical therapy to deal with going forward b

mr. ford showed up here a headquarters yesterday intent on committing a so-called suicide by police. he brought his two brothers with him. their job apparently to videotape the whole encounter. so as ford opens fire on the hat-trick iii police station the brother -- district iii police station his brothers are taking video of the shoot-out on their cell phones. mr. ford was shots by police. he dropped. that is recorded on video. but just at the wrong moment officer colson off-duty was arriving at district iii to bring a meal to his girlfriend. he sees a shoot-out underway. he gets out of his car and draws his weapon. and he is then shot. sadly what we learned is the police believe it was a case of friendly fire. that another police officer saw him, perceived a threat an police will come hewitter. we expect to hear from police chief hank stawinski to confirm the terrible detail. three under arrest. michael ford hospitalized from the gunshot wound. he is expected to survive. all three of the suspects we're told by sources will be charged with second degree murder. brad bell, abc7 news.

mr. i3 would show pieces of the broken off mir said they found on scene as well and two days later 7 news would catch up with the man they say didt. can you tell us a little about it about what happened real quick. >>reporter: he didn't say a word after bonding out. cops said he admitt to hitting and running because his license was already suspended. on facebook page just after crash there was this post.t. damp i really blanked up it right? >> didn't have to leave. just leave me on the street. >> i kept saying this is not his path not this short you not his team yet i know it know it. matter. >>reporter: still ailing from the impact which left him with head trauma. collapsed lung and other injuries but this teen is as tough as he is tall. >> there is no doubt i know i'll get through this. >>reporter: he plans on making a comeback. >> he has to deal with the trial and leaving the scene of an accident charged with bodily harm and other traffic related offense as for xavier he has lots of physical therapy to deal with going f fward but he's on the come back trail n.north west miami-dade, she

it reads in part quoarkts the video shows mr. smith was not. >> text org using his phone and no other vehicle appears to be involved. we are still reviewing the case with risk management and law dements departmentnt whrargd steps to follow next. end quote. eent city of miami calli this a miracle. let me show yu where we end here night this playground right here at this park is usually packed taz is this evening. that day happened to be a hoday. so there weren't so many people, so many children here down below when that garbage truck came crashing down. we're live in miami night rosh lowe. 7 news. >>> >>> >> belkeys: now at 6:00, a south florida man arrested accused of an alarm ago salt on a little girl. police fear there could b more victims. seven eats nicole linsalata is beach with the details. nicole. >> reporter: well, belkeys, all is happening on sunday in the area where we are west sample road just west of i-95. again, detective being very vague about that because they don't want to identify the girl in this case. let's sho

ohio, recent polls show john kasich with the leader for mr. trump. s show donald trump with a double-digit lead in florida, a big loss there for marco rubio, could put an end to his campaign. hillary clinton favored over bernie sanders in four of the five states. don't miss a special two-hour edition of with at 5:00 new york time. we will break down the key races and let you know what is it -- is at stake. one man dead after a police raid link to the paris terror attack in a brussels neighborhood after one gunman opened fire on officers during the anti-terror raid. more tough talk from kim jong on, promising to detonate another nuclear warhead in a launch ae, will test ballistic missile capable of carrying one. retrieved ae treasure trove of sailors after the vessel drifted into iranian waters. global news 24 hours a day powered by our 2400 journalists and more than 150 news bureaus around the world. alix: "what'd you miss?" u.s.u dig deep enough into resales of data, you can find a bright spot. total sales decline, setbacks and eight of 13 categories

. >> it shows that mr trump will not be controlled by the political class. he's not a politician, he can be this more sophisticated political person. more presidential is the term people ask. this shows that he can. is that not the bet tomorrow. he'll be back to being fitly himself. he shows how he is with the audience. and they come back, and don't have the same fire in the belly, he's saying guys, this is the reason why i've been the way i did all along. >> after the debate a couple of weeks ago, the one where rubio had a strong night trump changed the conversation by getting the chris christie endorsement. and now he has ben carson's, a tea party favourite. seep as closest to cruz. will this make a difference maybe hurting cruz? >> no, i think it doesn't make a difference. you have to remember ben carson was severely hurt in iowa because of what ted cruz did in his campaign. who came to his defense? donald trump. it's a natural match. they get along well. they always have. there has been prior contention with issues. in the end dr carson respects it, and v

mr. no-show marco amnesty. owe is trying to get him ahead in florida but it won't work because rubio betrayed florida voters, he is violated public trust and push ad mass immigration bill that would destroy middle class. deirdre: based on last night's results obviously donald trump with seven states, cruz with three and rubio with one, results at least for now speak for themselves. stephen miller, thanks so much for the time. glad to have you here. >> thank you. deirdre: former 2012 presidential candidate mitt romney will speak tomorrow on state of presidential race. we'll have former economic advisor who says there may be some clues on what, more importantly who romney may be speaking about. >>> also donald trump and hillary clinton dominating super tuesday. here are some of the candidates making their cases. >> i'm a unifier. i know people will find that a little bit hard to believe but believe me i'm a unifier. when we unify there is nobody, nobody that is going to beat us. >> we have come too far to stop no

mr. rk willis shows thatful table mr. davis and president davis just enjoyed having guests. they had lavish donors, china thatppointed we have some of. the brightest and best minds of the south. mrs. davis was beautifully educated. in her own right, a wonderful hostess. i can just imagine how they sat around this table, in tops, discussing politics. they would have people of all different types of social and support backgrounds president davis, because he was the figurehead of the movement of the confederacy. in order for the confederacy to work, president davis had to work with all kinds of people. people from all walks of life. they all came into the top speed -- into this house. they would go into this hallway to visit davis in his study. this is the most important room. you can imagine the decisions made in this room by president davis and his cabinet. the desk in the corner was his personal desk. this table, right here, is very important. it is the table on which he wrote his memoirs. you can imagine president jefferson davis sitting here on this desk -- at this desk. i

mrs. reagan: to show what my life was like. was a big turning point for me. >> for those who have never been at a gridiron dinner, what is it? mrs. reagan: held yearly in washington. a very select group of journalists and important people in washington. the image that had been created about me, i do not know whether it was helen thomas or sharon that suggested i do this. they wanted me to make fun of the press and i said no, i will not make fun of the press. i will make fun of myself. which i did. ronnie did not know i would do this. he thought it was going to the restroom or something. i came out on the stage. he was so surprised. i was so nervous i thought i would die. it all came off well. i sang. >> when you look back, what is your attitude about the press? mrs. reagan: i think they got to know me better. it is a learning process that goes on. >> are they too rough on people? mrs. reagan: i do not pretend to know about today. >> this is part of your life over here? mrs. reagan: i saved everything. everybody teased me about

scott thuman reports it' s the media coverage that' s looked more like a reality show. mr. trump: we have something happening that makes the republican party probably the biggest political story anywhere in the world. scott: donald trump is the leading republican candidate for president. the gop front-runner has won nominating contests in nearly 20 states and a u.s. territory. trump also has more than half of the 1237 needed to clinch the gop nomination. howie: i and a relatively few other people said, "don' t underestimate donald trump" -- because i knew what a tough customer he was in new york. scott: howie kurtz is a media critic and host of fox news' "media buzz." howie: the media spent months and months missing the donald trump phenomenon. never have so many been so wrong about one candidate. scott: it' s an outcome few expected would happen some nine months ago when trump officially house. mr. trump: i am officially running for president of the united states and we are going -- scott: his candidacy was quickly dismissed in the media. >> mr. trump, as a serious candida

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mr. brad show you shaw not wait long ever the permit was issued and in this brief we added to the reasons we believe the variance is justified and thank you, commissioners. >> thank you okay mr. sanchez. >> thank you scott sanchez planning department so you have the chronology of the events here in january and february of trifling e 2013 there was a windstorm that caused damage and based on the records we indicate that a structure within the required rear yard based on the plans partnership provided that the dimensions of that stwrur about 22 feet wide and 17 feet 9 inch deep in march a complaint that was filed they were rekrushg with the non-compliance shed and the brishg stated the shed must be reduced license one hundred square feet by 2013, the structure it less than one square feet the area it is my understanding it is not required a permit under the building code at the substantially applied for the building permit to rebuild it with a smaller footprint that permit was approved in error by the planning department staff that there is a provision the planning code that why'd the act o