platner, when you agreed to help andrea brown kill her daughter... no, no, that's not what i said... please let me finish, doctor. do you ever talk to her husband, daniel? no, i didn't but he was sarah's father. andrea never would have done this if it wasn't what they both wanted. you also falsified the death certificate, didn't you? yes, i did. did you also advise andrea to dump sarah's body in the hudson river? no, no, no, of course not. then why did you arrange for the funeral home to bury an empty casket? andrea was supposed to call me when sarah had gone to sleep, but she panicked. she didn't come to me until after she'd already put sarah in the river. and you helped her cover it up. yes, i did. drplatner, do you think that children who have no chance of survival should be euthanized? objection. overruled. have you ever seen a child with tay-sachs or any fatal disease? and how should we determine those born with half a brain? deaf children, blind children, maybe? is this necessary, your honor? you've made your point, ms. cabot. move on. dr. platn

brown and make sure that this never happens again. >>reporter: andrea important what kpix 5. >> brown is suing for lost wages and punitive damages. >>> company 2016 tonight the presidential candidates have their eyes on the next battleground states. south carolina and nevada veronica delacruz says the republican feed is less crowded. >>reporter: carly fiorina and new jersey governor chris christie suspending their campaigns. christie left his campaign headquarters and refused to answer any questions from reporters. c.ty finished 6th in the new hampshire primary he won just 7% of the vote. fee or ina is throwing in the tall after poor showings in iowa and new hampshire. she ran unsuccessfully for senate in california. the south carolina primary and nevada caucuses are 10 days away on february 20th. veronica delacruz kpix 5. >>> a bilabial introduced would impose a 15% tax on medical marijuana sales. it could generate more than a hundred million dollars in new revenue for the state of california. >>> tonight a budget crisis at uc berkeley university faces

trying to build bridges with the tech world to create more opportunities for black and brown youth as well. >> andreaou want to expand a little bit with intel and their initiative and just a little bit about how they're kind of investing in our communities? >> well, i don't know all of the ins and outs of that particular initiative, but i think that it's a step in the right direction and we should certainly encourage and support that type of initiative. and certainly there are so many different programs now where young people can be involved and take advantage of various learning opportunities, and opportunities to really express themselves and be creative in a very positive way. and be entrepreneurial. and so there are more examples that christopher can provide than i can today to that regard, but nonetheless what intel and other companies are doing and stepping up to the plate to really build these initiatives to be more inclusive and create opportunities, i think, is really exciting. >> we talk about education and s.t.e.m. and it's very important to learn the skills. chris, talk a little bit about

brown. anna: and i am anna laurel. a hawk killed a chihuahua. joel: andrea is live. andrea: that is right. yesterday afternoon was gorgeous, warm and sunny, and he had let out the family dog coco, but little did he know he did not have to worry about coco getting out but from a predator from above swooping in. he could not believe what he was seeing as he came outside to check on his 15-year-old he spotted her, lying limp in the grasp by a large hawk. he just had her in his paws. andrea: the hawk, perched atop the house, in hebrew cans of dog food at it. his son snapped this photograph. >> there was a gaping hole in her troat. her eyes were still moving. andrea: he called 911, but it was too laid, and there was nothing he could do. all the while, he said the hawk went from tree to tree, never too far from his kill. >> and you could hear it, because they screech. brother rico went missing. he said it would be out of character for his aging chihuahua. he feels rico could have met a similar fate. >> calling her name. andrea: the house once happy now far too quite. absolutely devastating for t

andrea jackson is today. it's gorgeous. welcome back. i'm john brown. >> amy: i'm amy kaufeldt. a shoot out involving marion county deputies. a deputy was shot. and we have the details that are new from overnight. >> john: i wake up every day and laugh the the latest thing that donald has tweeted. >> donald trump blasting ted cruz on twitter. wait until you hear how cruz is now responding. >> amy: congress tearing apart nasa es a mission to mars. what lawmakers say has to happen for that to work. big changes are heading our way. i like the way it's starting. >> jayme: isn't that nice? the clouds will rush on in. sharp uptick in rain chances. increasing a rain chance over north central florida. spreading out over gainesville, ocala, and everybody will be fashion. we go through the late morning and afternoon and beyond that. we show you the day ahead, or look ahead. the hour-by-hour forecast, accuweather times and temp, close to 80. as soon as the cloud cover moves in and the rain ensues, temperatures coming down into the low 70s. and 72 we'll call it. and some of you in the north

ocean view that happen around two o'clock in the morning charlie brown joins us to live with the late breaking details elise good morning andrea. i just spoke with finney tells me the person who died in an elderly feel that was down on the second floor of this duplex right behind me. they rescued her out of that spot they're trying to figure out what room she was in right now in that same apartment williamson tells me a female adult and two children were able to escape they're also trying to figure out how that happened now are told on the first floor and i don't south of baghdad again there's been about thirty firefighters out here were told the fight to call the fire came in around two this morning. there are lots of police and fire investigators out here right now just trying to figure out what happened what caused this fire and we'll keep you updated as the story develops live north of the lease brown thirteen years now or leases more breaking news to tell you bought a while the record never take a look at that since two people to the hospital. check out this mangled mess on north military highway and we're told that the r

ocean view that happen around two o'clock in the morning charlie brown joins us to live with the late breaking details elise good morning andrea. i just spoke with finney tells me the person who died in an elderly feel that was down on the second floor of this duplex right behind me. they rescued her out of that spot they're trying to figure out what room she was in right now in that same apartment williamson tells me a female adult and two children were able to escape they're also trying to figure out how that happened now are told on the first floor and i don't

brown, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you natasha. >>> other news tonight bill cosby now suing andrea couldn't stan the woman who'sape allegations have fueled a criminal proceeding against him in montgomery counsel teen. cosby suit names her lawyer, her mother and the pub lib cher of the national inquirer. the suit alleges breach of contract because the parties are subject to confidentiality clauses. couldn't stand filed suit against cosby and the inquirer in 2005 and those cases were settled. >>> a philadelphia police detective facing assault charges surrenders to authorities. 43-year-old adam o'donnell accused of of assault on february 3rd. authorities say o'donnell was he is coring a suspect out of the special victims unit when he kick him in the knee injuring the man. authorities say o'donnell then put the suspect no an unmarked police car, drove him to hunting park and dropped him off on a random street. >> hiding drugs in car parts. that's what police say montgomery county man did. david of east norriton behind bars after being arraigned and drug on conspiracy charges for his role in heroin trafficking ring

our lisa brown joins us there live with more neutral stance on the key issues elise good morning andrea lucy the door sedan sold out event will open at eleven this morning it's part of regents executive leadership series according to christopher newport university study released last week trump lead republicans in virginia some topics you might discuss today includes trade performing the va can tax a month. lots of others comes with a plan outlines of wanting to increase funding for ptsd and job training for tax reform from class for some will find the tax code in tax relief for the middle class interest in hearing more of what trump has to say was unable to take it in time to think that the executive series. the university is family casting in the chapel on their website and we'll be covering this event throughout the day and will keep you updated on line in our newscasts live in virginia beach elise brown thirteen years now right elise thank you later today the chief of naval operations will hold an all hands call at naval station norfolk admiral john richardson and master chief petty

our lisa brown joins with the reason behind the cuts and how will impact the community lives. good morning andrea lucy some workers are already walking into work this morning. what will be their last day as you can imagine to be a tough day for some of these people. now this comes after a reduction in workload so for more than seven hundred workers here at the shipyard again it will be their last day. this isn't the first round of cuts shipbuilding has made back in september more than four hundred jobs were cut. now we spoke with a command economy they said this really will impact the economy a senior professor says a short term effect is that people won't be spending money long term lease as people might leave this area and look for other works as you can imagine this has a large impact here in the community in coming up at five thirty i'll tell you how the community is rallying around these workers who will be laid off live in newport using orly sec is so much later today after months of assisting it cus as leroy grumman returns to naval station norfolk at nine o'clock this morning the ship and

gop hopeful than carson will be speaking at regent university early brown joins us live in norfolk with more lace. good morning andrea lucy were just one day away from super tuesday voters are playing close attention to what candidate at the same tonight hillary clinton will be here at lake taylor high school speaking in the gymnasium doors are set to open at six scheduled to start at eight for those interested in coming you can register on line hillary clinton dot com some issues clinton has been discussing on the campaign trail including criminal justice reforms and small business. also coming to hampton roads time as doctor ben carson does beget region for its presidential series that sold out but however it does start at qb you can register online for a simulcast broadcasts from the school's chapel some issues carson has been discussed include education and federal spending and we'll be following these presidential candidates throughout the day will keep you updated live in norfolk elise brown thirteen years now many people expected for that i'm sure all supporters of presidential candidate marco rubio piled into

andrea, over to you. >> thanks, allison. >>> the campaign 2016, now his former boss, martin o'malley is out of the running we learned that the former maryland lieutenant governor anthony brown announced the endorsement of hillary clinton for president. he announced it in an e-mail a day before the new hampshire primary. and donald trump is looking for the first win in the republican race. weija jang reports from man cheffer, new hampshire. >> reporter: donald trust, rallied this morning -- donald trump rallied in new hampshire. the beginning of a busy day. the billionaire holds a large lead in the polls, holding into the primary tomorrow. on cbs this morning, trump fueled his fight with jeb bush. >> every time he attacks me, he melts like butter. >> jeb bush fired back with a tweet calling trump a loser, a liar, and a whiner. >> when i got elected -- >> ohio governor john kasich and ted cruz hit the campaign trail early, in a tight race for second place, along with bush and marco rubio, trying to recover from a rocky debate performance over the weekend. the florida senator insisted he did great, despite criticism for being repetitive. >> i think the evidence is, we raised m

businesses looking to get in on the activities are lisa brown is live in downtown norfolk with new details on the revitalization plan. good morning andrea with you right now i'm on mainstream. everywhere you go downtown to see new businesses popping up left and right now this building behind me is called to commerce place about a developer just purchased an outside city hall is scheduled to vote on what the docket is scheduled. adp our partners at the virginian pilot think would interest a source eighty p the national human resources company automatic data processing. if that company does come here there could be thousands of jobs at the same developer who bought two commerce place also purchased the bank of america building which have a foreman and recreation inside mary miller with the downtown norfolk council says this is a great move for the city fighting so right now most of the residential we seem intent and has been hungry in the street it certainly didn't in the last to long bush tree and beneath an area so to have residence on main street just to bring a whole new energy level to be in st it starts just truly making our downtow

our lisa brown joins us now and elisa constitution does not allow for someone to be tried twice for the same crunch what's different here and it's a good question andrea with the now for this case the first charters were in state court now this new charges are and federal to two different entities screening service six months in jail for shooting and killing his friend and fellow sailor petty officer third class christopher clover he got out of jail last fall following a plea deal when it's released in the military charged him with murder for the same shooting that comes from our partners at the virginian pilot the shooting happened in march two thousand and thirteen green went a clear break off base apartment to hang out a few days before he was set to deploy. that's when greeting shot his friend in the face court documents one three times that his friend shot himself. however he eventually admitted to investigators the accidentally shot his friend while playing a video game and holding a gun will be following this story throughout the day will keep you updated as we learn more information. elise brown thirteen years now. all right elise thank you. i

lisa brown is live in waverly this morning with a look at the aftermath. good morning andrea lo see a lot of damage out here i'm holding looks to be a part of the roof and another part of it is actually holding on. on top of this poll right behind me. it's laying on the pole in part of the wires is very windy windy out here so that is dangling looks like it could fall at any moment again a lot of damage out here looks just like this across we really were told that around fifty or fifty or more soldiers are on their way to this area to help with some of the clean up effort to do an overnight residents were told today they were how to be on a curfew so that people here could first responders could check on them make sure that they were okay and that they can also check on not using those do know unfortunately three people did pass away as a result of this storm out they were told they were in their mobile home as the storm hit that they were found three hundred yards away from that home again we're told the governor will be here this morning and we will keep you updated as we g

as we just said and left extensive damage early brown joins us there live with more on the aftermath and the efforts now underway elise good morning andrea you see this tornado did some serious damage to look at all of this right now are at a tire shop you can see just took whatever one above is maybe a garage me was attacked we don't even know what the freaking form eyes can see there's metal hanging down his tires all over the place would there's a garage door right here in the series didn't look at this chair i mean people here are going through alot right now we're told that soldiers more than fifty soldiers are on their way right now to the area to help with the clean up after people are on a curfew while first responders started from those cleanup efforts and went door to door making sure people are ok we do know however unfortunately the two men in mobile home and that's when police say the storm hit their bodies were found three hundred yards away that you're looking at has been even see all the expected damaged mobile homes homes just worn ripped apart mean these people are going through alot right now again we will be here thro

preliminary hearing this afternoon charlie brown joins us now live in virginia beach courthouse with more on the case elise would he tell us good morning andrea lucy johnson will face a judge here today at the courthouse for hearing to determine if there's enough evidence to go to trial and others all started back in october when state police say johnson sped off after trooper tried to speak with him on the indian river road exit were told that feature pur chased em while johnson turned on say he was going so fast he hit a curb and then a townhome that you prevent old johnson to show his hands but police allege johnson granted three year old child out of his car ran in through that child over a fence a trooper grabbed johnson before he jumped over that same fence now the child had minor injuries and johnson faces several charges including reckless driving and child endangerment will keep you updated as the story valves and let you know what happens at this court hearing later today live in virginia beach elise brown thirteen years now. police also on the docket today five thirty three a judge will decide whether there's enough evidence agains

our lease brown joins us there live with more on the changes that you're going to see after the construction of those you know andrea i'm here i'm an even par we at the midpoint homes out here as you can imagine this construction will cause a headache for lots of people now the city will shut down this road when even parkway between all great and i'll ramble at nine am now there is no specific detour route because construction is blue it to you want to make sure that you pay attention to the signs that will be out here however the city says if you live in this area you will be able to get home now this project is scheduled to run until september. lots of things out here that includes installing a water line sound walls working on curbs sidewalks and pavement. we spoke with dan day from public works on when certain project will be worked on tying this to do all the milling at nighttime but with the potential for cooler weather i would have to do the actual painting during the day again leaving parkway nine am this morning between albright and all ripples of you have to come through this it makes sure you are paying a

hundred employees this morning elise brown joins us live from the shipyard with the reason behind the cuts and how it will impact the community elise good morning andrea miss the people are are already building for some it'll be their last day we're told is because of a reduction in than seven hundred workers here at the shipbuilding this isn't the first round of cuts they've that's been made here back in september more than four hundred people lost their jobs. the new finance and economics professor tom the economy. hall says the long term effectively on the people might leave the area looking for other work that means they won't be spending money here now to help people while they are out of job a series of food drives are planned there should be coming up you're on your screen on february twenty fourth one is scheduled from ten a m three p m at you as w ate ate ate ate on huntington avenue in newport news now in hampton there's one march nineteen from ten to three at the virginia peninsula food bank on aluminum have over on the south side on the eighteenth from one is one of iron workers union hall on east virginia beach boulevard in norfolk there'

brown for being here today. presenter: good afternoon. i'm also here with my colleague andrea. we are going to tag team here. and another counselor, full time counselor. >> our role as students with disabilities programs is to mainly provide accommodations add stated in the students with disabilities act for classrooms and information. we immediate individually with students to review their disability collaboration with their disability and we discuss their academic goals and we provide training in various departments as to address access needs. we work with approximately 3,000 students with disabilities over our school term. we have full services and classes in our department. some of them are we provide 101 academic and vocational counseling and learning disability assessments and stroke communication class for individuals recovering from strokes. we have an art and craft class, we have theatre arts, job seeking skills, coping with acquired brain injury and adaptive circuit training or adaptive pe course and high school level learning strategies. of course students access all classes but these are specific

brown for being here today. presenter: good afternoon. i'm also here with my colleague andrea. we are going to tag team here. and another counselor, full time counselor. >> our role as students with disabilities programs is to mainly provide accommodations add stated in the students with disabilities act for classrooms and information. we immediate individually with students to review their disability collaboration with their disability and we discuss their academic goals and we provide training in various departments as to address access needs. we work with approximately 3,000 students with disabilities over our school term. we have full services and classes in our department. some of them are we provide 101 academic and vocational counseling and learning disability assessments and stroke communication class for individuals recovering from strokes. we have an art and craft class, we have theatre arts, job seeking skills, coping with acquired brain injury and adaptive circuit training or adaptive pe course and high school level learning strategies. of course students access all classes but these are specific