we was hoping differently, but we knew that if tara could call, tara would call. if tara could show up, tara would show up. we knew that something bad happened her." her."dan turner's words were emotional about his daughter who disappeared january 31st, sparking an intense search. then, tragic news that fisherman found her body in shag creek near the route 8 county. "i was like any other father. for a moment i went crazy -- cussing and carrying on." on."there were reports tara was seen at the california marketplace on the double a highway the day she vanished, but employees like alice harrison aren't so sure. sure. "they checked all the cameras on the inside and the outside and the did not see her anywhere or dropped off here. they did not see the truck -- the black truck that she's supposed to be in or nothing." nothing."harrison knew tara to be very outgoing and friendly. friendly. "she's always been a nice person to me and everybody that i know that knows her thought she was such a nice person to everybody." everybody."a house on the new hope road spur was the

their friendships mean more than the game. >> i think tara and i are closer than that. we texted back and for the and we were like just have fun of it. i said, damn, why do we have to be playing each other because i want to be cheering for her. >> the upstart dons, the 14. >> we went from being on the bottom to being on the top. if it means using me and tara to get to that story, that's a remarkable story. >> and who doesn't like a good story. >> and on the subject of basketball, a busy day for the warriors working on their day off. back in a moment. what if one piece of kale could protect you from diabetes? what if one sit-up could prevent heart disease? one. wishful thinking, right? but there is one step you can take to help prevent another serious disease. pneumococcal pneumonia. if you are 50 or older, one dose of the prevnar 13® vaccine can help protect you from pneumococcal pneumonia, an illness that can cause coughing, chest pain, difficulty breathing, and may even put you in the hospital. even if you have already been vaccinated with another pneumonia vaccine, p

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up, and ask tara lynn on that. couldn't pay me. she's our dog expert around here. >>> we were talking about speaking of dogs, the sled dog race about half an hour ago and the fracture there's not enough in alaska, they're having to reroute it a little bit, and el nio may are the cause. we welcome warmer temperatures in el nio. we have wet are than normal conditions and it's a different effect than other parts of the country. >> thank you for researching that. >> my pleasure. don't throw me in the briar patch now. it is cold but clear. gorgeous sin rise. we have a few clouds and the sun is producing some pretty colors in the sky. at five miles per hour. our dew point currently is in the teens right now, it is 18, so it's dry, and just beautiful, but feels like winter. town by town, 26 in south hill, 29 in tarboro, and 29 in chapel hill, and 27 in southern pines. folks, smithfield, goldsboro, and erwin, no matter where you are, it's going to feel cold when you head out, and a good 20 to 25 degrees colder than this ti

tara, anything new you can add?ight now it's -- the traffic is really slowing down at the zaventem airport. they've evacuated the entire building if you can believe that. it seems there are more chaos happening in the center of the city where three explosions happened in metro stationsme. there was a major attack in the center of the city where the european capital is basically located. it's the eu bubble. it's the major transit hub for leaders, bureaucrats, commissioners, members of european parliament coming in and out of the city. and i have a colleague who is staying in a hotel located in that area where a lot of diplomats stay and a lot of people moving in and out. she said they have covered all of the windows with sheets so that people could not see the wounded being taken out of the subway system. it's a horrific scene in a place that -- like i said, there are constantly people moving in and out of it. just like at the airport. >> tara, what you are describing -- we keep saying this because it's accurate -- i

tara? >>> good news for those on i-40 minutes ago, this section, at least two lanes of which were closed because of an overturned vehicle. that vehicle is not -- is now out of the way and traffic is flowing. it will be on the eastbound lanes of i-40 at lake wheeler road. heavy abound the beltline, 440, and new bern avenue, around 6:00 and we had parts of i-40 shutdown in both directions at rock quarry road until 7:30. we have seen a lot of delays all around, people have been but again, rock >>> right now on fox50 a prayer vigil in response to a deadly officer involved shooting in raleigh. we have a report coming up. >>> plus, hillary clinton and donald trump dominate super tuesday. how the other candidates are keeping their hopes alive. >>> unc system president margaret spellings plans to visit every campus. where she will be today. thank you for joining us. i'm renee chou. >> i'm bill leslie. good morning. two days after an officer involved shooting in raleigh a downtown church held a pray

tara is here talking about traffic this morning. it looks like it's still slow, so we're going to take a look at the drive coming in from johnson county. it's about this time we start to see delays in that area. but right now we are delay free, according to our sensors. backing up there at the clayton bypass as people are making their way along i-40 west as we move along here at i-40 and johns sausage road, no delays, so it -- jones sausage road. as we make our way along the south side of raleigh, things looking good here at i-40 and lake wheeler. this typically does become a parking lot around the 8:00-hour. we'll be tracking that throughout the morning. right now, delay-free, eight minutes from the 440 split to u.s. 1. a wider look at the triangle, that congestion not enough to sensors. we're clear to the outside of morning. fayetteville is clear, and as we take a look at one of our cameras, sky bow and cliff daily traffic, we're starting to see >> thank you very much, tara. >>> jared shows us who wins a post season award ahead of

tara has a look at traffic this morning. we know tomorrow morning's going to be pretty messy. >> right now we're looking great at 5:52 on your thursday morning. no delays throughout the triangle and johnston county and 540 in durham. the beltline as we take a look at our cameras, at this point in the morning starting out at i-440 at six forks. traffic is able to move smoothly no delays at glenwood in either direction that'll take you 11 minutes from the 440 split over to wait avenue. back to you. >>> thanks so much, tara. >> you don't have to look for places to live >> b pe a,t iut, raleurs u denv i nr bauintettillerks,ndlogs faytevie nth ca>>has rig we d likaye, northli > ngeir to peshu fd the lte whol theabororyeter9. tate 1 ofs svive.shwoatavie i dmo seems to be dt wit hrebi > ana fn flo had eanxp hse ne- aignhepo calle arapp whot,ut t gh thmene have ge. flid gor'r'rf em. >> d the? > cg uheexr wrarng n mmy ritsnd c gr ting t fin a in gs ady >>> searching for answers after an officer-involved shooting that left one man dea

we was hoping differently, but we knew that if tara could call, tara would call. if tara could show up, tara would show up. we knew that something bad happened her." her."turner was mother to three children, who are now being cared for by other family members. a jogger is killed in indiana after being struck by a car. car.it happened around 7 last night near greensburg at moscow road and veterans way. the victim -- 20 year old dorothy whitmore -- was out jogging when she was hit in the intersection.troopers are still investigating but drugs and alcohol have been ruled out. tonight -- the family of a man killed a decade ago will remember his life.jason wynn's body was found in 2006-- behind the church on forest avenue in avondale.to this killed him.in about an hour, family and friends will gather at the church where his body was found to remember him.the public is invited. today in columbus -- a national group took a step toward legalizing medical marijuana in ohio. ohio.the washington, d.c.-based marijuana policy project released the text of the ballot measure tha

tara? >> donald trump's words when he lies in one sentence. he says one thing and then says another. you aren't concerned about donald trump when he says women should be punished for having abortions and changes his mind three times later after two hours when he got in trouble for it. >> i haven't been asked about that. so don't put words in my mouth when i haven't been asked about that. >> you defend the indefensible with donald trump. >> i'm just pointing out things that -- >> tara, please stop -- >> let's just take -- >> sorry. kayleigh finish the thought. >> i'm tired of people putting words into my mouth. i'm tired of you saying i said something about his abortion comments when i haven't been asked about that. you need to stop generalizing about things i haven't commented on. someone fact check this. i've not comment on this subject and words were just put into my mouth. >> maybe you should. >> we'll take a breath. we'll take a break. we'll continue the conversation when we come back. we'll be right back. nexium 24hr is the #1 selling fre

tara, good to have you with us again.era just reported there are ongoing raids in brussels, as one might expect, in search for at least one suspect who apparently was involved in these attacks today. what can you tell us about those raids, if anything? do you see any evidence from where you are in the neighborhoods you have been in today of heightened police activity or raids going on? >> i haven't been in any neighborhoods where there were raids but i was in the airport area earlier today. there was obviously heightened police activity. right now i'm in the eu quarter down the street from the maalbeek metro where there was an explosion earlier. and there is heightened police security. it's eriely quiet here. people are not working. some people i've seen walking their dogs but on their way home. no one is working right now. >> compare the -- >> we're reporting that -- >> compare the scene on the streets today, tara, if you would, to a scene a few months ago when there was a manhunt in brussels for the then paris attackers

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fisherman spotted tara' s body in snag creek yesterday outside foster, kentucky. the mother of three was last seen january 31st. >> i broke the news to her this morning and i just got kind of a blank look her face. she knew, she knew her mommy wasn' t coming home and she was hoping for the best. sheree: an autopsy was expected to be started today. investigators have not released information on how tara died. a fiery crash in fairmount. is now ruled a homicide. a neighbor found the car in flames after the driver crashed near the intersection of westwood northern boulevard and mchenry early yesterday. emergency crews found the 21-year-old driver dead inside. police have not released the victim' s name or any possible suspects. mike: a video taped confession from a former wyoming grad, arrested and detained in north korea. otto warmbier confessed to stealing a political banner in the communist country in january. in the confession, the 21-year-old said he was bribed by friendship united methodist church to steal the banner. the wyoming church didn' t have any comment

clearly, tara is on skype.her to respond to what you said, saying donald trump himself is a liar. tara. >> donald trump -- you know, two candidates running for president. and there are going to be times when there are going to be times when things -- when there are going to be times when, you know, things are said and it's in the heat of the moment, and then they have to fact check and they have to go back and check other things. you know what, i mean, ted cruz is just, obama did the same thing, bill clinton did the same thing. they have all done it. that doesn't make it right. however, but they have all exaggerated the truth or maybe they were not up to speed on certain issues. and come on. i mean, it's just one of those things that he is not a liar. he's no more of a liar than ted cruz, and it's ridiculous. >> so speaking of going back on something you said you would do, let's talk about the so-called loyalty pledge. gloria, because it seems like all three gop candidates are dumping it. let's take a listen. >

tara lynn is live with more on this incident that is getting national attention. >> reporter: police play in to confirmed the identity today of the man who was shot, his year old denkins. emotions are high on both sides of the case as community members call for calm and patience. crowds gathered on the east side of downtown raleigh, the unrest in anger was immediate. raleigh police say senior officer dc twitty shot a man during a pursuit while trying to serve a drug warrant. byrd said it was her son, denkins, she says he was unarmed. community. >> the firearm was located within close proximity to the deceased suspect. that weapon along with all other elements available at the scene, will be processed. >> you have taken one of our children. >> reporter: people gathered at pastors and community leaders acknowledged the ipger but urged for people to stay -- anger but urged for people to stay calm. >> let's do this right, they expect for us to act up, they expect for us to act a fool. we are better than that. >> reporter: denkins has two small children, one 2 year old and another 3 years

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tara? >> donald trump's words when he lies in one sentence.ne thing and then says another. you aren't concerned about donald trump when he says women should be punished for having abortions and changes his mind three times later after two hours when he got in trouble for it. >> i haven't been asked about that. so don't put words in my mouth when i haven't been asked about that. >> you defend the undefensible with donald trump. >> i'm just pointing out things that -- >> tear aplease stop -- >> let's just take -- >> sorry. kayleigh finish the thought. >> i'm tired of people putting words into my mouth. i'm tired of you saying i said something about his abortion comments when i haven't been asked about that. you need to stop generalizing about things i haven't commentod. someone fact check this. i've not comment on this subject and words were just put into my mouth. >> maybe you should. >> we'll take a breath. we'll take a break. we'll continue the conversation when we come back. we'll be right back. actions speak louder. something we'll show you

tara and i do differ because i think tara goes along with the idea of the conservative ideals of lindsey graham and jeb bush, that side. i'm more with barry goldwater, not just standing in the beltway and listening to what the people are saying around the rotunda. i'm hearing what main street is saying. that's why donald trump's message is resonating. >> what do you say to people who say, okay, leadership means, yes, questioning, but leadership also means bringing home some solutions? >> i think that's what people look to mr. trump for. >> but he doesn't offer any. >> he does offer a lot of solutions. >> maybe you can better articulate or express, what are some of those solutions? >> you look at national security. he went down to the border and said, we have a problem down here, let's build a wall. >> ted cruz is from texas. it's already in the law. it just needs to be reinforced. >> still unclear how that wall is going to be erected. >> it's brick by brick. you make the trade practices fair. right now, because of this legislature and this congress, we have trade practices where it's app

i will turn it over tara for a look at traffic. >>> some of the congestion has alleviated at 540 st. that is good news. at this point, still taking 18 minutes alone 540 west from capital boulevard over toward 40 at this point of the morning. a couple of extra nutes if there was no congestion at all. still some backups at the clayton bypass but the good i-40 west is relatively clear, so a lot of the congestion we have seen this morning is starting to alleviate. two actions in holly springs area, one on holly springs road and sunset lake, also one atrovent 10 n. and highway 55. those may be causing extra delays traveling in at area. take a look at the drive times along the durham freeway, a 10 minute ride. relatively quick from i-40 to mangum street. if you're heading west along highway 55, it will take nine minutes from i-40 to the durham freeway. heading south taking the freeway, four minutes from i- 85 to roxboro street. >> thank you. >>> it is a meeting that has been anticipated for more than a year. >> president obama meets with raul castro in cuba. what the world leaders are expe

>> i totally agree with tara. he's shaking the beehive but that's how he runs.e rules with this threat of authoritarianism. my way or the highway. ask paul ryan. i'm going to get along with him or else. the other republicans who have said that they would meet with him are kelly ayotte and susan collins because they are in blue states that barack obama won and they know that they need to meet with him because their electorate does not like obstructionism. people get the argument that the next president should decide. the risk with the republicans, do you really want hillary clinton appointing a more liberal justice? >> ted cruz has been saying for a while that americans shouldn't trust donald trump to appoint someone to the supreme court. it's being used as a wedge within the gop primary. >> i think that's right. you know, you have to give mitch mcconnell some due. he may be right about the political dynamic. the republicans have more skin in this game. they have more to lose. you know, the democrats will gain from a moderate or a liberal appointee but the conser

wral's tara lynn joins us now. are you seeing a line at the polling place where you are? >> reporter: not a line at this point but we have seen a steady stream of voters coming in the last half hour since polls opened. we are here off of poole road in raleigh. this will be the first time that voters have to show an id . let's look at what you need to know. acceptable forms of id include a north carolina driver's license. it has to be current or expired for four years or less. a state issued id, unexpired passport, veterans id card, u.s. military id card or tribal id. if yours drivers license is registered in another state, have registered in the last 90 days. there are reasons that would impediment you from getting an id, some of those include lack of proper documents, family obligations, transportation, work schedule, illness or disability. if you fall into that category you can still cast a vote but it will be probationary period you will also see on the ballot candidates for the u.s. house of representatives. that vote will not officially count due to a federal ruling

i'm sanders approve this mesge whitto wr x , wetell u abrequem fvoting in the primary, tara lynn will be at a polls place to spelt what you need to do today and brinwhat you cado if you don't have a valid photo . >> bryan mims will track the traffic trouble spotover the next two hours. good information to know if you are planning to head to the polls. >>> this is cool, a jam session atthe white house. geing lot of attention this morning. >> followed a live performance featuring the stars of the broadway hit, hamilton. >> drop the beat. [music] >> throng up me wordfree einghat u in constition, fre stylg yoowhis,obca loup, walessenace em>>hothcue cards. the se gininthy phadligh edd e pee wogoal to the ye noatow. i 'sgrt. os>>oday sho neon >>> good morning. make or break. key contests in five states today. would knock most of his rivals out of the race. >> if we win ohio and florida, it's pretty much over. >> if hillary clinton sweeps the day, will it be the end for bernie sanders? >> i feel good about where i am in this campaign. >> our team ways sweighs in on what could be the most dec

tara is here checking out the roads this morning. that does not look good at all. >> yes, we have slowed traffic along e beltline, starting to see everything slow down on those major routes as people make their way westbound toward rtp in durham. this now a look at i-40 d lassiter mill road, still slow on the clayton bypass through garner. let's take a look at the drive times, once you make it to the 440 split, 14 minutes on the south side of raleigh from 440 going on out to us-1. if you take you minutes, from the 440 split to around raleigh and over toward wade avenue this morning. as we take a look at the live commute map, we are also seeing heavy traffic 540 west this time of mourning. taking 18 minutes from capital boulevard over to i-40 at this point. as we take a look in holly springs, two accidents to let you know about, one on holly springs road and sunset lake, and also one at us-1 and you west highway 55. we will take a look at the drive times from northern wake county in 10 minutes. >>> we saw e first eaglet hatch friday m

we've got it, tara. you don't like mr. trump. if he could ever say anything that might actually -- >> that has nothing to do with it. answer the question. come on, stop it. whether i like trump or not, answer the question. go ahead. >> give me a second, please. >> go for it. >> i do respect your passion and hope you are ready to show that same passion against hillary clinton, regardless of who our nominee will be that you'll be able to use that. i like being on the same team as you because you bring up some excellent points. that being said, this campaign has come down to actions and policy versus words. and people that want to take out mr. trump try to focus on his words to distract from the actions and the policies that he puts out there. actions that we need right now when we're $19 trillion in debt, have a porous border and need leadership and security when it comes to -- >> scottie, scottie, you are being critical for people listening to what he says? paying attention to what donald trump actually says? does what a candidate

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tara? >>> we are still seems slow traffic but thankfully things are at least moving at this point in the morning. here's a look at i-540 and six forks road, heavy traffic, typical delays but it was around 6:00 to 7:30 this morning that i-40 were shut down in both directions. we have seen many people taking alternate routes and slow traffic in those areas because of that. still very heavy traffic on the belt line as well, this accident just closing the shoulder of the road, slow traffic around the triangle this morning. dealing with the mo >>> we are coming up on 8:30. good morning, everyone. today the unc system president will speak after a not so warm welcome on her first day of the job. >> margaret spellings promised a visit to every unc school to meet with students and faculty. yesterday was the first official day on the job. students on unc chapel hill held a walk out and protest opposing spellings' hiring. they say she is not the right fit in part because of her no child left behind ac

tara? >>> we are taking a look at i- 440 and new bern avenue. there is a report of an accident blocking the shoulder in the westbound lane. we are seeing traffic pick up in this area so there may be a couple of slowdowns as we head into that area but nothing major at this point. as we take a look at the live commute map, starting to see traffic building on 540 w. and capital boulevard and heavy delays as people make their way across johnson county on i-40 w. at this point nothing extremely measure -- major or out of the ordinary. >>> the durham police force could soon be the latest to next on fox50 with city le >>> today, durham city council members are expected to vote on the body camera proposal. >> this is the next step in getting body cameras for the city police officers. wral's mikaya thurmond joins us in the newsroom. what will councilmembers voted on today? >> reporter: today's vote would authorize the city manager to execute a contract with the body camera vendor. to purchase the cameras and all related software. this comes on the heels

tara's funeral is set for sunday afternoon.we have a link to a go-fund-me page set up to help raise money for her memorial service at local12-dot-com.the money left children. 3 turning to campaign 2016 ... the republican candidates for president participated in their first debate since super tuesday and it was lively. weijia jiang has more. 3 nats..senators ted cruz and marco rubio payed little attention to each other and lobbed insults at donald trump during thursday's fox news channel debate. (sots: 22:38:35 sen ted. cruz / r-tx) you know, donald has a tenuous relationship with the truth. (sots: sen. marco rubio/r-fl) "if there's anyone who deserved to be attacked like that it's donald trump."trump fired back.(sot: donald trump/r-presidential candidate) the real con artist is marco rubio // he couldn't get elected dog catcher in florida! // you're the one who lies. why are you lying, lying ted?things went from personal to vulgar.(sot: hands that if they're small, something else might be small....i guarantee you, there's no problem there!ohio governor john kasich stayed out of the brawl.

that's part of his appeal. >> tara, what do you say to that? ben carson made that argument to me last night. that's what a politician does. that's why a lot of people hate politicians, but is there something to be said for that? donald trump answered the question, so some people may find that genuine? >> if you're pro-life and that was donald trump's answer for you, you are horrified. if you're pro-choice and that was donald trump's honest answer, you were horrified because it was a horrible answer. it's not about practicing a good answer this and that. if you are serious and convicted about an issue and you've actually given it serious thought, then you will answer how you feel honestly. if everyone claims, hey, they love donald trump because he tells it like it is, why didn't he take responsibility for telling it like it is if that's how he really felt? you can't have it both ways. it was a terrible gaffe. you should never have the words punishment and woman in the same sentence when you're talking about abortion. donald trump needs two state

tara moriarty is there. and was anyone hurt. >> reporter: the driver was hurt. he sustained moderate to major injuries and came out blood where but on his own. hopefully he will be all right. this 18-wheeler came barreling down the street and plowed down the street. it is hard to tell what is what but absolutely a mess but you can see the skid mark on the roadway. the truck took out a power pole. the wires are still dangling in the road here. this happened at 1:15 off of windy way. luckily no one home. if they had been, a neighbor tells me this is the front bedroom and the truck slammed into it and if anyone was need they would not have survived. the crazy thing is that this is not the first time a vehicle has crashed in the house. the homeowner's daughter says it happened two years ago. >> approximately two years ago a woman was coming down the street, an suv and she claimed later that her brakes weren't working. and she came through, down this hill and managed to miss the pole right there and went straight in to the bathroom and bedroom and my mom at the time

. >> two important things that you will want to know as far as heading out, wral's tara lynn tells us about an id change and something on the ballot that could be confusing to some voters. >> reporter: that's right. you will not want to bring cell phones into the voting booth because they will not be allowed. leave those in the car. this will be the first time that voters have to show an id when they go to vote. here are acceptable forms of id that you can show. of course, a north carolina's driver's license that must be current or could not have expired in the last four years. a state issued id, unexpired passport, veterans id card, u.s. military card or tribal id card. if your driver's license is from another state you can registered within the last 90 days. the law includes exceptions for voters who had a reason for not being able to get that photo id. reasons include lack of proper documents, family obligations, transportation issues, work schedule, illness or disability. if you fall into one of those categories you will be able to vote but have to fill out a form explaining your

tara lynn is live this morning. what do you know? >> reporter: a man and woman were found dead inside this what we don't know is what led to their deaths. johnston county deputies say it appears that the victims both shot at this home on unity drive. deputies arrived to the home yesterday in the afternoon. now, a toddler was also inside the home. the good news, that child was not injured. officials have not yet released the names of the two people killed, but a woman told wral news that her son, matt jones, was one of the victims. deputies were on the scene late into the night. there are two deputies here to secure this crime scene as deputies most likely will be back on the scene today to gather more e-. we will let you know where we get new office. back to you. >> thank you, tara lynn, live in johnston county. >>> democratic presidential to raleigh today. >> a campaign event for the mikaya thurmond joins us live with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, bill and renee. in a few hours, the future to believe in rally will b

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joining us, tara maller, research fellow at new america. jay kaplan, who worked at the department of defense and nsa, and alex webb, who covers apple for us. you were in paris, reporting on the attacks. what do you make on this latest twist in the french government? it did not just support the legislation. you've got 474-32 voting for this. >> i was culling french media reports today, and there was barely a blip on the radar. there is huge backing for this. i was there after both attacks, charlie hebdo and bataclan. they were petrified this could happen twice. emily: what are your thoughts? i know you are on the side of apple. >> you can understand where the french government is coming from. a company like apple has broad engineering resources. they can force certain people to insert capabilities to give access they might need. what happens to a smaller corporation? you force an executive to comply. what if the people who program the devices or software do not want to comply? can you put an executive in jail for that? emily: tara, you worke

tara palmieri, political reporter based in brussels joins me right now.atching this unfold, i want to point out that we're waiting to hear from the belgian prosecutor coming up. i believe at 3:30 eastern time. we'll take that live for everybody. but a friend of mine who's a foreign correspondent as well based in brussels said he interviewed someone this week, a terror expert and said most of these isis-inspired or isis-involved people are drawn to brussels, drawn to belgium because there are charismatic radical extremists able to recruit their friends and family members and that the state left them too much space for doing that to exist in that that arena. explain from your experience living there how you have learned what it means for the people of belgium to have that freedom of expression, freedom of speech and why it's been so hard for the state to track down these cells? >> there's -- the thing is that the neighborhoods, they really cling together. there's not a lot of integration in belgium between, you know, first-generation belgians and people who

tara moriarty tells us that a vigil was planned at city hall. >> flags fly at half-staff what mayor lee is calling a hearts will attack. >> everybody is showing solidarity in belgium and that's impressive. >> natalie mcguire is the honorary counsel for belgium. >> everybody is safe and that was a comfort. >> mcguire says we stand with the people of brussels and all of belgium and stand strong against intolerance and pray for the victims of the senseless acts of violence. >> on treasure island, police teamed up with firefighters for an active shooter drill. >> it had been on the books for months but highlighted the importance of being prepared for a terrorist attack. >> the whole purpose of this is that we don't have victims that are injured and not receiving fast rapid care or extraction. >> police say the city will remain on heightened alert in belgium and the candlelight vigil is set for 7:30. the public is invited to write messages on this public on the plaza. this evening city hall will be lit up in the colors of the flag, red yellow and black and the # that has become so popular. t

as ktvu tara moriarty reports the sheriff's comments come as the suspect's attorney filed a claim against the county and showed us pictures of his client's injuries. >> trying to pay off a witness and transfer narcotics and give somebody a stolen piece of jewelry. that will end up in termination. >> sheriff greg ahern has suspended a 20 year veteran for allegedly stealing a gold necklace and money and drugs from stanislav petrov and handing it to homeless people as hush money. >> this is a department that has some problems with its culture. and we know when the culture of a law enforcement goes bad it is usually bad all the way to the top. >> petrov's attorney filed a claim against the county. >> this is on his head from blunt-force trauma to his head. >> and revealed photos of his client's broken han. >> struck repeatedly. >> he had stolen a car that he ran into a patrol car and led deputies on a 40-mile high- speed chase to san francisco. >> why were they involved and engaged in baton striking for 40 seconds and incumbent on them to justify each one of those. >> the sheriff has had trai

. >> tara finley is an antique-toy specialist.unns call her in to tell them what their strange inheritance is worth. >> i walked into the room on a cold december day, and here before me was an army of thousands, displayed in very realistic dioramas. it was truly amazing. >> and a daunting task to photograph and appraise every last figure. >> there were 37 dioramas and 59 groupings of lead soldiers. it took a good five days. >> in addition to the soldiers orson painted himself, tara identifies thousands of highly sought-after classics, such as these by premier toy-soldier artist roger berdou, pegged at $500 apiece. so all those little soldiers add up to some big-time value. do you have any idea what it's worth? >> yes, we know what it's worth. >> can i know what it's worth? >> if it were auctioned off in pieces, it's probably worth about $300,000 or $400,000. >> $400,000. but only if they break up the collection and sell it off to hundreds of younger orsons just starting off the hobby, hunting down their own missing pieces, constru

wral's tara lynn shows us how her new comic has a bigger message. >> reporter: these aren't your typical comic book heroes. that is because the creator isn't your average writer. 2009. >> reporter: jasmine has not one, but two bachelors degrees, and an mba. when the banking industry crashed, she turned to her childhood love, comic books. >> i started losing interest in something i grew up reading. i said, why am i losing interest? well, the characters are not reaching me. >> there is kala, an african- american from south carolina. >> reporter: five strong women, five cultures, one message. >> the world is bigger than ever bigger box. it's huge and its colorful and people should just embrace that and stop fighting it. >> reporter: her characters fight a battle of good versus evil, while also knocking down cultural and female stereotypes. >> when we are portrayed in entertainment, we are sexy, than being someone's love interest. why can't you be sexy and also be amazing? >> reporter: she released her first comic book in january. it is also not your typical book, based on photos. it's a sho

tara molina, newschannel5. >> so it's a call more and more police departments are getting these days. people concerned about spotting coyotes. university heights police is report a couple of folks and newschannel5's john kosich learned more and more about the zyings. john, really, it's not all that unusual. >> it's becoming more and more freak went. it's really not cause for alar. coyotes are common throughout all of ohio's counties. if you see them on your property look to remove that which may be attracting them. garbage outside, pet food, and uncleaned gray. they prey primarily on small animals like rodents but they have had run-ins with pets. >> this time of year is their breeding season. and after they breed about 60 days later they're having pups. so they're good parents. and just like a human would be with our children, if they view something as a threat, they may stand their ground. so it's best to usually back up out of the area and let them be. >> wildlife officials say people commonly see coyotes and think wolf. there are no wolves in the wild in ohio. >>> after sesk 18 yea

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in many cases, first time voters. >> tara dowdell, you sized when you heard that. why? >> this violence, this violent messaging, this violent rhetoric coming from donald trump is just so destructive. i don't think people have a full grasp of the impact that he's having as it relates to this. the fact that he's even extending it to within the republican party. this is why the party is concerned. it's this kind of just vile rhetoric and just -- >> but it works. >> -- unpredictability. it works with his supporters. a lot of them feel men in this country have been emasculated by feminists and there's all this anger around those issues, race, gender, that he's tapping into, and frankly, i find it disturbing and scary. >> what does it say about the republican leadership that yesterday mitch mcconnell and paul ryan both during their news conference condemned trump for this kind of rhetoric. are they completely impotent in the face of these republican voters at this point. >> it should be noticed that the man two days ago complained that there used to be consequences for protes

we get more information from deputies. >> thank you for that new information, tara. >>> we've learned republican presidential candidate ted cruz will appear at fayetteville tech community college monday ahead of tuesday's primary. >> cruz and other gop candidates wrapped up an uncharacteristically civil debate last night. tracie potts has more on that plus a key endorsement expected today. >> reporter: donald trump expecting an endorsement today from form are rival ben carson. late last night, defending his campaign manager saying a reporter fabricated claims that he roughed her up, leaving bruises. they stuck to issues. afternoon three against one with trump alone on many >> he is right about the problems. but his solution don't work. >> reporter: marco rubio desperate to win florida holds a pro-israel rally in west palm beach this morning. >> i'm interested in being correct, not politically correct. >> reporter: john kasich's warning about crowning trump too soon. >> we have half the delegates to go. >> reporter: a moment of civility in what continues to be a tense race. >>> the cum

owners here. >> you are going to get more and more if you don't control the breeding. >> reporter: tara moriarty, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> students left high and dry when corinthian colleges closed could potentially get relief. today a judge sided with the attorney general and found corinthian provided misleading information to students and investors. corinthian colleges ran several dozen schools in california. a judge has ordered corinthian to pay $1.2 billion to the state, $820 million of that would be restitution payments for students. however, corinthian filed for bankruptcy back in may and it's unclear if the state will be able to collect on that ju. >>> yahoo is facing shareholder revolt it is a struggles with the turn around. a hedge funds that owns 1.7% of yahoo said it has launched a hostile proxy fight to replace the entire board of directors. that includes the ceo. the owner of starboard capital fared off a letter blaming management for repeatedly failing investors. he said he plans to ask shareholders to vote on a new board at the next shareholders meeting. >>> let's get a check

tara is here talking about traffic. i know yesterday there was trouble at that same spot at i- 40 at lake wheeler. what is going on there? >> of course, it only takes one accident and if it is in the fortify work zone, you can pretty much guarantee there will be a big backup. the good news is all three lane are back open on the westbound side of i-40 at lake wheeler road. that accident moved over to the shoulder of the road so there are still some flashing lights and people are staying slow as they are moving through that area so that the emergency crews can stay safe in that area. so in terms of your drive times, we are seeing things improve. it is now down to 20 minutes and just about five to 10 minutes ago, it was up to a 30 so now that all three lanes are back open, we should see the drive time slowly improve. taking a look at our live commute map, not too bad around the triangle. we are seeing some of the typical delays around the beltline on the westbound side, seeing some traffic pick up here on 540 but things ha

ktvu's tara moriarty has their story. >> it's time for some medication. how are you feeling? >> reporter: dean says his wife's recovery will take months. last tuesday mary was knocked unconscious when four men attacked the couple just blocks from their home. danny says the ringleader made a disturbing remark. >> he started talking about raping my wife. >> reporter: he said the men didn't want money, they just wanted to hurt him. >> i said, please leave us alone, my mother died. please just let us go. >> reporter: he says the ringleader punched him anyway, and when he came two, they had run off. he tried chasing them, then called 911. >> at that point i just lost it. i realized that my wife wasn't behind me. i hobbled back down the hill and turned left to where she had been, and i thought she was dead. i thought she was dead. >> reporter: mary had suffered four skull fractures and bleeding on the brain. it's really the most terrifying thing i've ever seen. >> reporter: the attack happened on sanchez street near 14th across the street from a firehouse. it's an area the couple s

investigators have not released information on how tara died. mark: a fiery crash in fairmount is now ruled a homicide. a neighbor found the car in flames after the driver crashed near the intersection of westwood northern boulevard and emergency crews found the 21-year-old driver dead inside. police have not released the victim' s name or any possible suspects. lisa: happening today, the jury trial will begin for the man who made national headlines by trying to get a police officer to shoot him. michael wilcox is already serving 18 years in prison for a murder in brown county. he pleaded guilty last month of -- to a murder in elsmere. commonwealth attorney rob sanders is recommending a life sentence. happening today, the ohio department of health is holding a zika virus tabletop exercise in columbus. at the meeting, officials want to ensure the state' s readiness at the local and state levels prior to the 2016 mosquito season, which is usually from may to october. zika virus is primarily transmitted through the bite of an infected mosquito, tho

fishermen spotted tara' s body in snag creek on sunday, outside foster, kentucky. the mother of three was last seen january 31. investigators have not said how she died. police in evendale are looking for three suspected robbers. police say on february 23, two police say on february 23, two of the suspects -- a male and female -- targeted a handicapped woman at the wal-mart in evendale the two are believed to have gotten away with about $500, before fleeing in a dark green blue ash police had a similar incident involving another woman. police believed they may be traveling around together. judge susan dlott and attorney stan chesley in their indian hill home, back in december. on monday, darrell kinney and terry jackson jr. both pleaded guilty to three counts of aggravated robbery, two counts of kidnapping, as well as aggravated burglary, and kinney also admitted to a vandalism charge. while jackson also admitted to an assault charge. 29. another man, demetrius williams, is also charged in the burglary. also making headlines this news, the heroin epidemic in greate

tara. >> reporter: on both sides it was extremely emotional. you had alejandro's parents who were so devastated. then on the other hand you have these officers who are feeling overwhelmingly relieved. this decision came down about four hours ago. this is a jury comprised of mostly white women, and it came about after a day of deliberating. in the courtroom, alex nieto's parents appeared to be in shock. all four officers were found not to have used excessive force when they shot and killed the 28-year-old two years ago. >> the nietos must be very sad. it's a tragic event to lose a child in any way that that ever happens. but my officers didn't violate the constitution when they used force in this situation, and the jury obviously found that mr. nieto had a -- what looked like a gun in his hand. >> this case signifies that we apparently, as a community, are ready and prepared to accept officers gunning down people in public parks under a hail of 59 bullets. >> reporter: the sfpd says that nieto pointed his taser at officers which they mistook for