reverend william barber, thank you for pointing this out.n reverse, using a bill that ostensibly just targeted the lgbt community to go after low wage workers and individuals in a very broad economic sense. thank you so much, reverend william barber, for bringing us this story. we really appreciate it. >> god bless you. >> and happy easter. thank you all for watching. i will back again tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. eastern. coming up next, live election coverage with ari melber. stay with msnbc, the place for politics. [alarm beeps] ♪ ♪ the intelligent, all-new audi a4 is here. ♪ ♪ ain't got time to make no apologies...♪ ugh! heartburn! no one burns on my watch! try alka-seltzer heartburn reliefchews. they work fast and don't taste chalky. mmm...amazing. i have heartburn. alka-seltzer heartburn reliefchews. enjoy the relief. ♪ if you're looking to save money on your medicare part d prescriptions, walgreens says, carpe med diem. seize the y to get more out of life and medicare part d. just switch to walgreens for savings that'll be the highlight of

his mother, along with naacp president william barber, just had a meeting. record, he said it's not a cause for someone to be shot. he also said that he's glad that the fbi is investigating. he says he wants answers as soon as possible. the family. they say this has been a very tough night for them. >> yesterday, by the time they finished their investigation out here and took the yellow tape down, i still haven't been notified it was my son and to this point haven't had a phone call. >> i don't know if you can call it as much frustrating as it is heartbreaking to be in this situation. >> reporter: the fbi is investigating this. the raleigh police chief says she hopes to have a report in five days. as for this southeast raleigh community, tensions are very high here, but again, the reverend william barber of the north carolina naacp is urging everyone to remain calm. he says they are going to have another community meeting this are going to discuss how the community is going to move forward. north carolina news, of course, is going to continue to follow this

thank you to reverend william barber.eep a close eye on the story. >>> up next, bernie sanders and hillary clinton look ahead to wisconsin. you're driving through the woods when a majestic beast runs into view. then you run into a tree. but your totaled new car isn't totally replaced. with new car replacement, we'll replace the full value of your car plus depreciation. liberty mutual insurance. >>> it's a virtual dead heat for democrats in wisconsin. recent polls show hillary clinton and bernie sanders running neck and neck with clinton pulling slightly ahead. wisconsin looks a whole lot like bernie country. a midwestern state with a strong progressive tradition and it happens to be overwhelmingly white. 87.8% white to be exact. at a rally in madison last night, sanders seemed to be feeling pretty good about his chances. >> you know, we knew from day one that we were going to have politically a hard time in the deep south. that is a conservative part of our country. but we knew things were going to improve as we headed we

reporter: in a statement, reverend william barber of the naacp blamed the new photo id requirement, saying our leaders should be in the business of making it easier to vote, not harder. the right to vote to be constitutional, not confusing. county officials dropped by last night to educate voters as they waited, saying most of the problems were not related to photo id. >> some of these groups making statements, they were telling people, just go in and vote. do not worry about anything else. it is crucial for people to go to the correct precinct. reporter: the state board of elections show only one third of provisional ballots were related to problems with photo idea. -- photo id. tisha: you can see why they were frustrated. in the politics section, abc11.com, still trending, big winds from donald trump and hillary clinton, and reaction to the senate race. just go to abc11.com. steve: dramatic scene this afternoon, a motorcycle spinning into a guardrail. when the trooper stops to help, the suv was hit by another car. this is the 164 interchange. they were all taken to the hospital. the sear

jon: the naacp head william barber says his group is helping akiel denkins' family performance own investigation and their attorney says they are already saying contradictions in reports, like the autopsy finding for bullets -- 4 bullets. >> it was indicated there were seven shots. two men struggled before denkins was shot. >> he was shot from the back or the front. jon: the report does not specify? >> the report does not specify. we are having experts come in to deal with that issue. jon: the family is hiring a pathologist to examine denkins' body, and urges anyone with information to speak up, hoping it will be wrapped up soon. >> you can [indiscernible] jon: wake townie district -- wake county district district attorney says she intends to wrap this up, but it often takes weeks or months. tisha: patients will be needed to complete its investigation. jon camp, live for us in southeast raleigh, thank you. you can track all of the denkins shooting online. read the raleigh police department's report, the officer's version of events, and right now on our web right. a former instructor faces a judg

i'm gonna keep on walking, keep on talking >> state naacp president william barber led this march. he's rallying people to get to the poinls defiance of new state laws he sees as with the photo id law in place. they also say cutting the early voting period by a week hurts minority turnout. in warrenton these voters say they're making sure their neighbors have what they need to cast their ballots. >> do you think these voting laws are actually suppressing the law? >> oh sure, they're designed for that. things are designed to repress you, inspire you. things that are designed to prevent you encourage you. they're like challenges. >> warrenton is one of two dozen locations around the state hosting a moral march to the polls. the marches also honor the 51st anniversary of bloody sunday in selma, alabama. that's when demonstrators marched to ma voter rights. >>> major changes are coming to the exam that sets the standard for getting into college. the s.a.t.s arrest lot different from many of us remember. it we'll share the changes ahead. >>> let's take a live look at fans have already p

william barber spoke today on the radio he echoing calls for >> be vigilant for justice. don't be violent toward one another. >> nccu law professor attorneyjoyner is handel the -- handling the legal portion of the case in monday marks the first time an officer shot and killed someone in the line of duty in more than 7 years in the city. back in august of 20 a -- 2008 a office aer shot a man downtown the butler car jacked a taxi and led police on a chase that ended when he hit a van downtown. the 34-year-old then threatened police with a straight razor before being shot twice. butler toyed a week later -- toyed a week later. -- died a week later. three been a total of 8 officer- involved shootings in the city the past decade. document shows a plan for body cameras poe posed by the raleigh police chief before the officer-involved shooting i'm cord together power point presentation -- according to set to be sent to raleigh leaders they wanted a 3 year implementation it estimates the cost to be around 5 million dollars through the first five years. >>> for a full coverage of

william barber said when he went to go vote yesterday in goldsboro he did not see any signage on the walls that explained voter i.d. brochures were improperly displayed. he also said there have been complaints that poll workers are giving out inaccurate information about voter i.d. or not at all. the n.c. board of elections "the state board of elections requires placement of posters at each polling site and we have worked extensively training county directors providing them the tools and materials to properly inform voters about voter i.d. and reasonable impediments." so far we have been at this particular polling site in durham and haven't heard any issues or complaints about voter i.d. if you do have questions go to our website abc 11.com/go vote. all of the information about voter i.d. is there. >> meanwhile dr. ben carson today endorsing donald trump for president at a press conference in palm beach, florida. carson saying that he and trump have buried the hatchet after months of political wrangling. the neuro surgeon describing the republican front-runner as a private, cerebral

p reverend william barber was vowing to ask the right goes and get the answers the community is looking for the he had a criminal history and ran when he was approached by police yesterday. a warrant and record is not a license to kill. he said the key to the community having trust is getting the truth about exactly what happened. later on this afternoon the community leaders in this area came together at an area church to talk about the shooting. >> it's very important. if we don't come together we'll continue to fall apart. united we stand, divided we crumble. >> i've been shocked by everything that's going on in our country with incidents like this and i never thought it would happen in raleigh and now that it has i feel like i got justice for anyone in our community. >> back out here live you can see this group of individuals have come together holding hands saying a prayer. yesterday there was a real sense of tension in this community. today you get the sense that folks are just looking to get the truth whatever the truth may be. raleigh police have offered very few details so far

william barber who call for transparency and truth in the investigation. her son akiel jenkins was killed last week and there are still questions that remain unanswered. his mother will speak at 1:00 p.m. in raleigh. antyhony: another mother remembering her 15-year-old daughter whose life was cut short. caitlin: she was murdered two years ago and friends and family came together to honor her. >> friday has not been easy. she looks to family to comfort and guide her through the pain. it's been two years since her daughter danielle was murdered. >> she was 15 years old and it's hard every day. we are trying to embrace everybody. they have a school concert tonight. to honor the team. >> many in the crowd knew her well and desperately tried to find her when she vanished. she was ultimately found at the bottom of the south river, her body weighed down with cinderblocks and investigators say her ex oil friend choked her to death and stuck a sock in her mouth and tossed her over a bridge. >> we will not stop this fight until justice is done. >> the family is hopi

reverend william barber - north carolina naacp "while this matter is being appropriately investigated, we urge the community to be vigilant in the pursuit of justice, but not to be violent toward one another. this is no time to turn on each other. it's a time to turn to each other." police say the officer involved in the shooting is on adminstration leave. that's department policy while the the state bureau of investigation looks into what happened. check out the smoke and flames pouring from this gas station. we'll tell you what sparked this fire. a deadly fire in norfolk. brandi cummings talked to the victim's family about what the elderly woman did before she died. after midnight. mild with lows near 50 it has been nearly a week since a massive fire ripped through a duplex in norfok's ocean view area. you could see the flames for miles. fire around two on friday morning a woman and two children were treated and released from the hospital, but officials say an elderly woman died. family members say the claudia ridley. 10 on your side's brandi victim's brother today. anita, it would

william barber said when he went to vote in goldsboro, he saw no signage explaining the voter id law and he says signs were improperly displayed. if you have any questions, go to our website for answers, caitlin: the mother of the man killed by a raleigh police officer is renewing demands for answers in her son's death. rolanda byrd will be joined by her family and the naacp to call for transparency and truth in the investigation. her son akiel jenkins was killed last week. his mother plans to speak at 1:00 this afternoon in raleigh. anthony: another member's -- another mother is remembering her daughter. caitlin: she was murdered two years ago and friends and family came together to honor her. >> friday has not been easy for rona fowler. she is looking for family to comfort her and guide her through the pain since her daughter was murdered two years ago. >> she was 15 years old and it's hard every day. we are trying to embrace >> there was the benefit concert to honor the team. en. many of the crowd knew danielle and tried to find her when she vanished. she was ultimately found at t

reverend william barber with the naacp and mayor nancy they were calling for calm and peace while this investigation is under way. >> we stand here, elected officials both present and past, as leaders of this community to ask for calm, prayers, and patience. any loss of life, regardless of circumstances, is a tragedy. we offer our sincere condolences to all of those involved. >> reporter: this continues to be a very tense situation in southeast raleigh. coming up at 6:30, we're going to hear from some folks that live in that community and talk about why it's so important they come out for that march yesterday. reporting live in raleigh, i'm emma wright, north carolina news. >> we wanted to know when is a law enforcement officer allowed to use deadly force? we found out that there are several circumstances under state law first to defend him or herself or someone else, or escape by use of a deadly weapon or if someone presents an imminent threat of death or serious injury to others and to stop a person trying to escape while being held as a convicted felon. >>> meanwhile, the local unio

william barber to call for transparency and truth. they say they want to see that in this investigation. her son was shot and killed last week. there are so many questions that remain unanswered. she will be speaking at 1:00 this afternoon in raleigh. anthony: another mother remembering her 15-year-old caitlin: danielle locklear was murdered two years ago. last night friends and family came together to honor her. reporter: friday has not been easy for rowna fowler. she had her family to comfort and guide her through the pain. it's been two years since her daughter was murdered. rowna: 15 years. it's hard every day. we're trying to embrace everybody. that's why we're having this concert tonight. reporter: there was a benefit concert to honor the teen. many in the crowd knew danielle well and tried to find her when she vanished. danielle was ultimately found at the bottom of the south river, weighed down with cinderblocks. investigators say ex-boyfriend je'michael malloy choked her to death and with the help of >> we will not stop this

william barber said when he went to go vote yesterday in goldsboro he did not see any signage on the walls that explained voter i.d. he says brochures were improperly displayed. he also said there had been complaints that toll workers are giving out inaccurate information about voter i.d. >> i'm not blaming the person. i don't believe they've been trained properly. i don't think the state has done its job. >> the n.c. board of elections released a statement saying "the state board of elections required placement of posters at worked extensively training county directors providing tools and materials to properly inform voters about voter i.d. and reasonable impediment." we have been here all afternoon and haven't heard of any issues or complaints at this particular polling place. if you do have questions about voter i.d. go to our website www.abc 11.com/go vote. all of the information is right there. live in durham, abc 11, eyewitness news. >> thank you. a former rival of donald trump now endorsing his bid for president. retired neuro surgeon ben carson says he and trump have buried t

william barber spoke on the gospel radio station the light. >> i don't know what the facts are am i want to know what the facts are. and we need to know that as soonand as thorough as possible but right now, speak the truth, be vigilant in the search for justice don't be violent towards one another and don't mar the brother's death by us tearing up the community and let's focus on the issue at hand and stay focused on that. >> dr. barber called for community meeting tomorrow afternoon to plan their next steps in the the case. and nccu law professor attorneyjoyner is handling the legal portion of the case and coming up at 5:30, we will look closer at the role pastors are playing to keep everyone calm after the shooting. need for raleigh police to wear body cameras. on the day of the shooting, police chief bound was -- brown was supposed to talk about it. we received a copy of the presentation that was never delivered and laid out the benefits she planned to say that would increase public trust, increase accountability for the department and public and increase the efficiency and effective

remind all of those who come to that base and come to that facility that people like colonel william barber who received the medal of honor for actions at husan reservoir in of , and over 250 medal honor recipients, more than any other beas i know of in the world, it will represent those who gave their last measure, those who did for their colleagues and their comrades far more than any of us could imagine ever finding the courage to do. so i hope the naming of this will finally allow us to name what we do not have enough roads, we do not have enough sign well, do not have enough post offices, and that is to recognize that the base at camp pendleton and its post office as a result of the authority of this committee, the base has put out corpsmen and marines for decades who have served our country in a way that no other base could take such pride in. i hope that all who hear this will recognize that we have named many post offices after an individual, but never after an act, and the act of heroism that earns the medal of hon no is unparalleled to any american and with that, i thank the chair

barber. unc williams explains the guard, some of the deals it for basketball. college student >>> leading to acc on scoring. it was the first team all conference for the toughest league in america. the current draft stock in the second relm with no guaranteed contract. he is a father of a 1-year-old daughter and wants to provide for his family. in a text he thanks his coaches, teammates and wolf pack fans, quote, i want everyone to know i gave it 100% >>> ncaa tournament can create so much pressure, north carolina has found a way to combat the anxiety. >> reporter: this team has character cans can -- this team has characters on it. >> now, he is the most enthusiastic player i probably coached in a long, long time. i like kids that are different that don't just look you in the eye and can not breathe. >> williams was not impressed here with the first two or three times he watched him play. a visit to the games in washington, d.c. changed that. >> watched him up there, called him. is this the real one, i have been looking around for you for a year. and he said th

at 4:00, you heard attorneys argue there is no proof that williams knew the gun was there. tim barber is live at the jail. and you found out the suspect had a previous weapons charge from years ago that was dismissed. >> reporter: a doctor determined the 35-year-old was not competent to stand trial for that old case. our legal analyst says it's possible the same thing could happen for this case. in the meantime, that suspect could walk out of this door tonight. >> reporter: 6-year-old alisa the gun she was playing with when she lost her life belongs to eric williams. we caught up with his mom after court. >> accidents happen. >> a 6-year-old girl is dead. what was the gun doing in the house in the first place? >> i don't know that. i don't live there >> reporter: and rosalind says her son does not own a gun. >> it's not his gun. he don't carry a gun. >> he's carried a gun before though. >> that's in the past. >> reporter: in 2006, williams was arrested for possession of a weapon by a felon. but only eyewitness new un covered this error from 2010. williams' attorney explains a doctor d

barber out of hampton high school got 3 votes---while duke's grayson allen got one--- the other acc awards---miami's jim larranaga---named the acc coach of the year----just barely beating out buzz williams of virginia tech---duke forward brandon ingram named the acc freshman of the year---brogdon, barber johnson and allen were all named acc first team---along with clemson's jaron blossomgame----the acc tournament starts on wednesday--- if christopher newport university is celebrating a trip to the division iii final four next weekend---it won't be on their home floor-- even as the fourth-ranked team in the nation--- cnu will have to travel weekend's sweet 16---- they'll play keen state after holding on to beat new york university 67-64 last night--- 21 points and 12 rebounds for marcus carter---the conference player of the year out of bruton high school in williamsburg--- captains also got 19 from aaron mcfarland--- they're now riding a 19-game win streak----a program best 28 and 1 on the year--- also the women are in the sweet 16 next weekend--they'll play scranton--- and as expected---the sherrif will ride off into the sunset--- according to a number of reports----future hall of fame

district of philadelphia with a generous donation, ice cube and his barber shop, co-star, presented a $5,000 check to superintendent williamict's write books campaign which will help create classroom for kindergarten and third graders. >> extra special because me and my man called me to come to philadelphia, and not just come but we can leave with a few dollars in your hands. but it is for people deserve it and definitely need it books are always a wonderful thing. later at 6:00 now that pennsylvania's budget stalemate is almost over, what will it mean for philadelphia's cash strapped school district. our trang do will explain in a live report coming up at 6:00 o'clock. >>> new while members of the philadelphia police department take time out to markup coming easter holiday inn a special way. police headquarters today members of the department's radio unit assembled 85 easter baskets, each contain a small toy, coloring books, crayons, jelly beans and chocolate bunnies. baskets will be given to children with the help of the salvation army red shield family shelter. >> moral booster for the co-workers, and 911 room and, not

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