aiesha came here in 1969.orning, her and jim vance reflighted on the last 46 years they have worked together. after that everyone participated in an afternoon of community service. she will be retiring later this year if we let her out of the parking lot, of course but she's got a grandxwaeb to enjoy. >>> that's all for "news4 this week." i'm veronica johnson. thanks for joining us. we leave you with amazing video of a volcano erupting in >>> at 6:00 this morning, waking up to bone-chilling temperatures. we are set for a winter warm up. chuck bell is going to tell us how warm we are going to get. >> 50 years following bloody sunday. the first black president will mark the historic march in the civil rights movement. good saturday morning. it is march seventh. >> welcome to news 4 today. still cold out there and even a little icy in spots. >> we are talking about the bone-chilling temperatures. we want to check in with chuck bell. he says there is a reprieve on the way. >> i'm your buddy today. now we are

of the protesters who was there last night actually lived in the house behind me here. 23-year-old aiesha turner she was taken into custody for questioning along with two other men early this morning after a bit of developing news this morning here as well. we are located just about a half mile from where you are, and this morning, at about 7:00 a number of police officers s.w.a.t. teams as well surrounded this particular house, brought these people into custody. everyone trying to figure out what was going on. i spoke to turner's grandmother to tells me yes, she was in fact at the protest there last night. she called her and said grandma, i heard a number of shots. she was told to get out of there as soon as possible. her grandmother thought everything was fine until she got a call from a neighbor this morning saying that the house was surrounded. so now you have a grandmother who is very upset. she says her granddaughter is not a suspect. she says she's upset about what's happened to her granddaughter, what happened to police and what has happened to this community. take a listen. >> it