officer robert olsen faces felony murder charges for the death of anthony hill. olsen shot hill last march while responding to a call of a naked man behaving erratically outside the apartment. in october, an earlier grand jury found there were inconsistencies and contradictions in the evidence and recommended prosecutors investigate. a mexican man accused of killing his wife in west columbia is now locked up near atlanta, nearly six ice reports that gerardo rodriguez villarreal was arrested in norcross georgia yesterday.. a murder warrant says rodriguez forced his way into the home of his estranged wife's sister in west columbia in april of 2010. he's accused of hitting his wife several times in the head with a handgun then stabbing her multiple times. federal authorities say villarreal is in the country illegally. 12 marines who have been missing since last week are now presumed dead. the marine corps says the status of the missing marines changed after five days of searching for them. they went missing after two helicopters crashed off the coast of hawaii. one h

in march of last year, olsen fatally shot anthony hill outside an atlanta apartment complex after receiving a call about a naked man behaving erratically. hill's family said he was a former air force veteran who struggled with mental health problems. olsen says hill was advancing toward him and ignored commands to stop when he was shot. as many continue to pick up the pieces after october's unprecedented flood, the state's department of mental health is aiming to reach more people in need. the department is applying for a 5 million dollar fema grant to fund more outreach workers. the department has 24 crisis counselors and wants to add 60 more. counselors can refer individuals to mental health professionals, as well as helping them find housing. the grant needs congressional approval before fema can award it. richland county flood victims wanting to give their input on what they experienced during october's flooding will have one more chance to do so this weekend. county officials are holding the last flood input meeting tomorrow at eastover park in eastover. that will be from noon until 2

olsen shot and killed anthony hill.. an air force veteran.. back in march... claiming he lunged at him.. when olsen answered a call about a naked man in an apartment complex.. officer to stand trial for a deadly shooting on the job.. in the last six years. an action news update on a former oklahoma city police officer.. accused of sexual assault. -29- year old.... daniel holtzclaw was sentenced to life in prison.... today. a judge handed down prison terms.... totaling -2- hundred -63- years.. after holtzclaw was convicted on -4- counts of first-degree rape and 14 other charges. prosecutors say... holtzclaw targeted and sexually assaulted women.... while on patrol. his defense lawyer is already planning.... to appeal. a video going viral is raising awareness to the "gun show loophole"... in the law... "are you a nevada resident?" "uhh... so i'm not." but.. it doesn't stop this man from walking out five minutes later with a gun. we'll show you how he says he did it.. next. plus: "did you ever buy a gun before? no. never." a video is going viral.. showing how eas

robert olsen shot anthony hill while responding to a call about a man behaving erratically in an apartment complex. he was charged with two counts of felony murder. >> stacks finished higher on thursday with help from oil traders. the do you climbed. crude oil closed, up 4% from wednesday. today's rise followed rallies on the stock market after a hint of a new stimulus package. despite the bounce back, a glut in supply will keep oil prices down for the future. john terrett is here to explain where all that oil glut is coming from. >> i always want to say other than in the ground. the longer answer is saudi arabia, which played the oil card in the 1970s, when supplies were withheld, now it's a different game. crude is flooding the market as the saudis strive to maintain their own market share by knocking other producers off the board completely. >>reporter: the do you bounced back on thursday. oil talk dominated the trading floor. the black stuff surged above $30 a barrel, the biggest relief in three months, crude has not found the floor. the world is awash with oil is the problem. china, a

he shot and killed anthony hill after responding to a call about a neighborhood man behaving erratically. hill was an air force veteran around his family says he was struggling with mental health problems. >>> the victims of former oklahoma city police officer daniel holtzclaw are praisessing a judge's decision to sentence him to 263 years in jail. holtzclaw was convicted of sexually assaulting women in poor communities while on duty. heidi zhou castro was in the courtroom when the sentence was announced. >> daniel holtzclaw showed no emotion as the judge read his sentence but there is was a murmur from the audience packed with victim and supporters, followed by tears of joy and relief. >> we stopped the serial rapist with a badge when everybody else had doubts. >> former oklahoma city police officer daniel holtzclaw will spend the rest of his life in prison for sexually assaulting at least eight women, all african american and from a low income neighborhood where holtzclaw patrolled. >> i'd like to say thank god for those who do believe us and no matter how powerful he was and how vulne

he was indicted last week on charges of felony murder in the death of anthony hill. responding to a call of a man behaving erratically outside an apartment complex. with the iowa caucuses less than a week away, donald trump has gotten a major endorsement from the evangelical community. trump is running against several candidates with deep cries to christian voters. the endorser has compared thep's style to his father, reverend dr. martin luther king jr., and jesus. global news 24 hours a day, powered by our 2400 journalists and more than 150 news bureaus around the world trade iamb mark crumpton. betty: we have less than 30 minutes until the close of trade, the closing bell on this day when we have seen some pretty big games here. abigail? abigail: very exciting, we are less than an hour away from what some are calling the most anticipated earnings report ever. of course, i'm talking about apple and the company's december quarter. the stock is been volatile over the last few days, trading up and down through the $100 level as investors braced to see whether or not in

olson says he fatally shot anthony hill after he lunged at him last march. hill was naked and unarmed at the time. his family says the struggled with mental health issues. >>> all new at 5:00, the death rate from cancer has fallen by 23% since its peak 25 years ago. cancer has also become the number one killer in 22 states as deaths from heart disease have declined. while the cancer rate in women has remained stable since 1998, it has steadily dropped for men. that could be because of a decline in prostate cancer. >>> a high school student's tweets spark a social media firestorm. coming up on eyewitness news, accused of bullying, sent to the principal's office and threatened with expulsion. so what did this new jersey teen tweet that got so many people fired up and herself in hot water? >> a virtual reality toy becomes a life saver. how a cheap camera made from folded cardboard helped saver a baby's apparently the engineers who designed the ford f-150 have been burning the candle at all ends. cuz' check out their latest brainstorm: pro trailer backup assist.

officer robert olsen faces felony murder charges for the death of anthony hill. olsen shot hill last march while responding to a call of a naked man behaving erratically outside the apartment. jury found there were inconsistencies and contradictions in the evidence and recommended prosecutors investigate. the 12 marines who have been missing since last week are now presumed dead. the marine corps says the status of the missing marines changed after five days of searching for them. they went missing after two helicopters crashed off the coast of hawaii. one has been identified as a native of the upstate. officials were alerted when the two helicopters did not return to their base after a midnight training one of the men who had been held captive in iran has returned home. 32-year-old amir hekmati landed in his hometown of flint, michigan. he was one of the four americans released by iran in a prisoner swap with the u-s. hekmati was sentenced to 10 years in prison after being convicted of spying in an iranian court. new visa rules aimed at keeping terrorists out of

we are seeing the flakes coming down from anthony in chapel hill. a little blurry here but it is moving, in. don: that is because it gets drops on lens that freeze and the auto camera can't figure out what to do with that. we are seeing that now. we have a report out of goldsboro and they have had freezing rain in wayne county since 5:30. the roads are holding up well at the moment. two -- they could be in for another two to three hours of freezing rain there. >> look, i know you're a cow and all. and you may not know what i'm talking about, don: we are looking at what is going on with radar. we are seeing light snow work through durham. heavier bands of blue is where we are seeing precipitation. in roanoke rapids you can e-mail me or twitter. i would love to hear what you are seeing. look for "big weather" on facebook and send me a message. if you take pictures and you are safe that is is great. let's talk about rain, freezing rain and sleet. here is the atmosphere and when the atmosphere is below 32 from 15,000 feet down it is all snow. when we tk

anthony: wake county, durham public, chapel hill. carrboro and orange county schools closed. barbara: classes canceled in chatham. franklin, granville. halifax, lee, mechanic lipburg, moore employees in moore county have a that lower delay. anthony: warren county, welden and vance. barbara: two-hour delay johnston, harnett. roanoke rapids. there are no delays in cumberland, hoke, sampson, wilson and wayne. you can find the list at the bottom of the screen or any time on abc. anthony: it is time for weather and traffic together with meteorologist don schwenneker in the first alert storm center giving us an update. don: good morning to you. as you head out temperatures mid 20's but they will climb quickly. by 9:00 up to freezing and 11:00 we are into the 40's and touch 50 this afternoon. current numbers from across the area 19 south hill. 30 louisburg, 25 roxboro, 22 sanford, 28 southern pines, 26 fayetteville and clinton. looking at the day ahead, mid 20's. a couple of high clouds. lunchtime 20 degrees warmer mid 40's. this afternoon we top 50 under mostly sunny skies. we will

jury indicted robert olson on aggravated assault and felony murder and shooting and killing 27 anthony hiller responding to a call about a naked man who was behaving er radically and he was airforce vet and family says he struggled with mental health problems. >>> daniel holts claw is beginning the first day of 263 year prison term and sentenced for sexually assaulting women in poor communities on duty and heidi joe castro was in the courtroom. >> reporter: showed no emotion as the judge read his sentence but there was a murmur from the audience parked with their victims and supporters followed by tears of joy and relief. >> we stopped the serial rapist with a badge when everybody else had doubts. thank you. >> reporter: former oklahoma police officer daniel holts claw will spend the rest of his life in prison for sexually assaulting eight women all african/american and from a low-income neighborhood where he patrolled. >> i would like to say thank god for those who do believe us and no matter how powerful he was and how vulnerable and hell less we were he had no power to do what was done t

robert olson responding to a call of a man acting er radically and opened fire on airforce veteran anthony hilln though hill was not unarmed and naked and the county da says he will seek indictment on murder charges when he presents the case to a grand jury later this month. mother of sandra bland responding to who arrested her daughter and says it's not enough a grand jury indicted the trooper for lying about the circumstances of the traffic stop and arrest. bland's mother wanted the trooper charged with battery and false arrest. >> you don't indict the folks who last saw my daughter, hand to hand contact with her but then i'm supposed to be excited about your misdemeanor? i'm not going to go start a riot but i'm absolutely angry abs and the whole would should be and it's put out and say it's right, it's done. no. no one should be okay with this, no one. >> reporter: arraignment date has not been set for trooper encina but began termination proceeding and arrested in july and later died in her jail cell and they ruled it a suicide. >>> talking about the west coast a lot but a series of storms

anthony: 40 degrees. 6:50 is our time. caitlin: larry stogner receiving vip treatment in chapel hill. anthony: coming up, his special caitlin: and nc state a i've smoked a lot and quit a lot, but ended up nowhere. now i use this. the nicoderm cq patch, with unique extended release technology, helps prevent the urge to smoke all day. i want this time to be my last time. >> now, abc 11 eyewitness news sports. >> after a lack luster lost to georgia tech earlier this week, mark godfrey challenged the team saying i don't like how they're playing and they don't like how we're playing. nc state, it's a complete game this year, doing that against a ranked miami team would be a big boost for the team and godfrey said they did great, the lay-in. contact. she led the team with 30 points in this one and got help from the league to boot. stepping on his man and the finish. nc state led by five at the break and they built up the lead from there. caleb martin draining the three and less than a minute later, he was feeling it again from beyond the arc. three of his 13 points to give nc state the large

barbara: anthony wilson is in chapel hill on 15/501. anthony: right before you came to us this truck and another one were going very slowly down a ramp. >> from 15/501 to 54. anthony: we cannot see that because the truck is in front of us. he got out and made an adjustment possibly to his plow because of the snow. it is accumulating extremely fast. we will look at the video we shot earlier when it first began it fall. now it is coming down so quickly that we are looking at potentially slippery conditions and that is the reason why these trucks have been waiting to deploy and they are indeed out here doing what they can to stay ahead of the accumulation. it is coming down thick, it is pretty, but it could be pretty dangerous. so, please bear in mind, we have been saying this all morning if you don't have to drive, folks like us and d.o.t. guys and contractors working for them are out here because we have to be. if you have the option to stay home our advice is watch it on the guys in front of us, back live, they were checking something on

john: that was anthony there. a chapel hill bar linked to a deadly deep eli crash will lose making the ruling today, he is not here. that is one of two blitzers and underage student before huge row of wrong way, killing several people. roy rodriguez has more right now. >> now facing a 21 day suspension and $15,000 in penalties for violations. the chairman saying they want to send a message to this bar and other bars in the state that selling alcohol to miners will not be tolerated. accused of selling alcohol to miners on three different occasions. one of those ended in a deadly accident. in july, authorities say a former student drank at the bar while under age. the 20-year-old is accused of driving the wrong way and i-85 and hitting vehicles, killing three people. she faces charges of driving while impaired and three counts of second-degree murder. commission, and the bar, the bar will lose the alcohol license and pay $50,000. more violations could result in alcohol license being revoked. saying abc will -- saying they will cr

alicia: hour drive of the week comes from walnut hills. candidates. anthony mccalla up alicia: earlier in the show, we showed you percent marian apart cbs -- purcell marian. see you again. we are back. we are talking milestones. we had a big one earlier this week. we had some big ones earlier in the season. jonathan: i' m so glad he is going to be wearing red and black next year. this kid is putting a lot of time. you can see he has scored 1865 >> this young man from purcell is a sniper. >> he beat brian lakes ' record. you like to see good things happen to a great kid. so he holds the record for three-pointers in the gcl. and how about this? we have a roger bacon milestone earlier this week. jonathan: coach neil is a great guy. i played for coach brewer. i' m glad that brian had a chance to reach 171 victories. it was pretty good to see him get the basketball and his family there. everyone is talking about the super bowl coming up. in cincinnati, when you say panthers, people think -- reporter: i had a chance to sit down with coach. this kid was an absolute

anthony: wake county, durham, chapel hill. carrboro and orange county schools closed the franklin. granville. lee, mecklinburg, moore for students and employees two-hour delay. nash, rocky mount, northampton person closed. >> warren county, weldon city and vance county. barbara: on a two-hour delay johnston, harnett. roanoke rapids, no delays in cumberland, hoke, sampson wilson and wayne. we have a list at the bottom of the screen or on abc11.com. anthony: it is time for weather and traffic together with meteorologist don schwenneker in the first alert storm center with more on why we have the closings closings. don: we have dropped into the 20's with clear skies and temperatures went down quickly and that took everything that melted yesterday and froze it again. the good news is temperatures will jump quickly as we go toward 10:00 before freezing, 36. we will have sunlight and thaw by lunch we are into the mid 40's. late day it is 50 degrees with lots of sunshine. currently 25 roxboro, 28 chapel hill. 22 sanford, 26 fayetteville. 25 wilson and first alert seven-day forecast powere

the threat of ice leads to those roads wake, do you recall, chapel hill, carrboro and orange closed. anthony: classes canceled in chatham. franklin, glanville. halifax, lee, mecklinburg, moore for students but employees two-hour delay. nash, rocky mount. northampton and person closed. warren, walden and vance county. barbara: on a two-hour johnson, harnett the roanoke rapids, no delays in cumberland, hoke, sampson and wilson and wayne. we have a complete list at the bottom of the screen or abc11.com. this morning a man who was shot and killed a good samaritan in catawba county appears in court. he shot the man when he went to help wade after he slid off an icy road. witnesses say lee appeared to be intoxicated. a reward is being offered for to who intentionally hit a state troop earn in row an. he was investigating the investigation of a.t.v.'s and one of them ran over him. when the same driver tried to strike the trooper again he fired shots at the a.t.v. and the drivers fled. anthony: seven taken to the hospital after they were hurt on a plane from miami to italy during turn lands. -- turn

. >> reporter: it's been 24 hours since a pleasant hill police officer shot anthony's dog clyde in front of his house in pleasant hills. >> so quiet now. that was my best friend. >> why did you shoot him? >> get over there. >> reporter: this is cell phone video he took moments after his dog died in the street. >> circumstances i don't know what kind of dog i'm dealing with. when the dog growls at me >> reporter: cop was called to the house for an unrelated matter sunday morning. sca li sze says shortly after arriving his girlfriend pulled up with the lab and pit bull mix seen her with her daughter in happier times. >> that's when the officer stepped out of his car and closed his door, and, of course, any dog would attack. >> reporter: the officer says the dog ran towards the officer who kicked clyde. >> he ran away across the street barking and that's when the officer shot him. >> reporter: we showed the video to the lieutenant dan connolly. >> felt it was necessary to protect his own safety to use his firearm. >> reporter: connolly says the officer wasn't injured in the incident but was

. >> reporter: it's been 24 hours since a pleasant hill police officer shot anthony's dog clyde in frontf his house in pleasant hill. >> so quiet now. he was my best friend. >> why did you shoot him? >> get over there. >> reporter: this is cell phone video he took moments after his dog died in the street. >> i don't know what kind of dog i'm dealing with. when the dog growls at me -- >> reporter: the cop was called to the house for unrelated matter sunday morning. shortly after arriving, his girlfriend pulled up with the lab and pit bull mix, seen with her daughter in happier times. >> that's when the officer stepped out of car and closed his door. any dog, what is that? >> reporter: the dog ran towards the officer. who he says then kicked clyde. >> but he ran away. he was standing across the street, still barking because he had been kicked and that's when the officer shot three times at him. >> get over there. >> reporter: we showed the video to the lieutenant dan connely. >> felt it was necessary to protect his own safety to use the firearm. >> reporter: the officer wasn't injured in t

>> it's cell phone video taken moments after a pleasant hill police officer shoots and kills anthony's dog named clyde. >> he would have never attacked you, man. >> you can hear him yelling at the officer as he walks back to his patrol car, parked in front of his home in pleasant hills. >> i don't know what kind of dog i'm dealing with. when the dog growls -- >> the cop was called to the house for an unrelated matter sunday morning. the man says shortly after arriving, his girlfriend pulled up with the lab and pit bull mix seen here with her daughter in happier times. >> that's when the officer stepped out of his car and closed his door. and of course, any dog, what is that? >> the dog ran towards the officer, who he says then kicked clyde. >> he ran away, he was standing across the street still barking because he had just been kicked. that's when the officer shot three times at him. >> what's happening here -- >> we showed the video to the lieutenant who said the officer was defending himself. >> the dog was continuing to act aggressively. there's nothing that says the officer has to

anthony: that is prompting school closings. wake, durham and orange all closed today. barbara: classes canceled in chapel hill, car pwre, cat ham. franklin, granville. but employees there have a two-hour delay. nash, rocky mount, northampton person closed. anthony: lauren, welden city and vance and two hours delay a number of them. you can find a complete list of closings and delays at the bottom of the screen or abc11.com. barbara: this is an example of how dangerous black ice could be. the driver lost control on business 70 in durham last night and was taken to the hospital. we do not know the extent of injuries. we have crews on the highways looking for icy spots on the roads. gloria rodriguez is in breaking news one. good morning. gloria: we have been driving around raleigh and durham and we are seeing most of the interstates and major roads are clear at this time. so that is very good for those of you heading to work today. however, doesn't mean we are in the clear because we had cold melted snow refroze. want you to look at where we are right now on t.w. alexander near blue ridge boulevard and you can s

police say 27-year-old anthony echevarria walked into the langley federal credit union on fox hill road friday around 6. they say he showed a gun, demanded money and took off in a white sedan. he is facing robbery and firearm charges. police say echevarria is a convicted felon and he should be considered armed and norfolk sheriff bob mccabe kicked off his campaign for mayor at an event today -- mccabe has been norfolk s sheriff since 1994. he announced his intentions to run for mayor back in july. today at his campaign event he talked about the issues he plans to focus on. mccabe )s campaign event comes a-p&day after norfolk city treasurer anthony burfoot was indicted on federal corruption charges. in a statement yesterday -- mccabe called for burfoot to take a leave of absence. its powerball mania across most of the u-s tonight. the jackpot has grown to a record level of nearly a billion dollars before tonights drawing. wendy gillette reports from new york city. pkg: nats ticket printing across the country- lottery machines leading up to saturday nights drawing -a chance at the largest

hills. jonathan: time to look at our candidates. anthony mccalla picked up 34 points. gary lamotte won -- alicia: earlier in the show, we showed up-ice amerian' s win. -- we showed you purcell marian ' >> we are back. we are talking milestones. we had a big one earlier this week, others over the season, like the young man in wilmington we' ll heard about. >> so glad he is going to be wearing red and black next year. this kid is putting a lot of time. you can see it, scoring 1865 points in his career so far. >> another record maker playing in the gcl. this young man is a sniper. >> he beat brian' s record. you love to see good things happen to good kids. that is the record for the three-pointers. and how about this? >> kos neil is a great guy. he took over while brewer was still there. i' m glad that brian had a chance to reach 171 victories. >> a big moment for the entire rob neil. >> it was great to see him man his family get the basketball. see you again next week. jonathan: everyone has been between the broncos and the panthers. in cincinnati, when you say name. rep

hill police officer. you are seeing video shot by marquis' boyfriend anthony, you can hear marquez crying in consolably.began yesterday morning when marquez called the police for help on a civil matter. the officer was already parked outside when she arrived home in her jeep with clyde in the front seat and when she got out that is when things went south. clyde went out to the front door and the officer shut his door. the noise caused the clyde to look at the officer. >> clyde moved closer and barking and the officer kicked him and clyde grabbed on his pants as he kicked him and where we are standing is where clyde noticed that he went to get his gun and next thing you know clyde is over against the fence and bullets just went off. and one hit him and he started to cry and limp and run back to my car. and then he just ... >> reporter: the officer fired three shots. one lodged into clyde's lung and the other two bullets have not been found. police say the officer had no choice but to defend himself from a charging dog and no time to use his taser or pepper spray at one point the officer fell to the groun

police say 27-year-old anthony echevarria went into the langley federal credit union - showed a gun - and demanded money. the bank is on fox hill road in hampton. echevarria is considered armed and dangerous. if you have information about any of these crimes, call the crime line. we continue to follow the big breaking news story everyone's been talking about -- the 900-million dollar jackpot. here's a look at the winning numbers once again -- make sure you check your tickets. the numbers are ... 32 - 16 - 19 - 57 -34 with the powerball number of ... 13 good luck. still ahead on wavy news 10 at 11 - under attack - video released today shows a local aircraft carrier being fired at. we'll tell you the details. and -- big ideas -- what leaders in norfolk are doing to prepare for the if you're in the market for a car- or just want to check out whats new for 2016 - we have the place for you this weekend. head to the virginia beach convention center. local dealers will show off the latest models-- at the hampton roads international auto show. wavy is a proud sponsor - stop by and meet your favorite wavy tv personality. event times and

police say 27-year-old anthony echevarria went into the langley federal credit union - showed a gun - and demanded money. the bank is on fox hill road in hampton. echevarria is considered armed and dangerous. if you have information about any of these crimes, call the crime line. we have more information about a seven vehicle accident in norfolk we first showed you from chopper 10. 67-year-old roland stone died in the wreck on tidewater drive. officers say stone swerved off the road in his 18-wheeler and hit several other vehicles. he was taken to sentara norfolk general hospital where he died. several other people had minor injuries. new video just into our newsroom - appears to show an iranian military vessel - firing near a locally based aircraft carrier. the navy released the video - in response to a freedom of information act request. the incident happened the day after christmas in the strait of hormuz. infrared video was shot from a seahawk helicopter. the navy says the large ships are an oil tanker, and us and french military ships - plus commercial vessels. the locally based uss harry truman, the navy says, was nearby.

police say 27-year-old anthony echevarria went into the langley federal credit union - showed a gun - and demanded money. the bank is on fox hill road in hampton. echevarria is considered armed and if you have information about any of these crimes, call the crime line. we have a follow-up to a missing person's case in hampton. 78-year-old heriberto suyas is safe. hampton police tweeted around 10:30 this morning that he was found. he first went missing around 10:45 last night near pennwood drive. we have more information about a seven vehicle accident in norfolk we first showed you from chopper 10. 67-year-old roland stone died in the wreck on tidewater drive. officers say stone swerved off the road in his 18-wheeler and hit several other vehicles. he was taken to sentara norfolk general hospital where he died. several other people had minor injuries. now to a live look from over downtown norfolk from tower cam 10. it was a pretty nice day out there - but don't get used to it too quick. showers are going to start moving into the area this evening. meteorologist ashley baylor is in the super doppler 10 weather center with your fi

anthony: the transit service around the triangle will return to normal today. go-raleigh resume service at 8:00. and go-did he mean, and chapel hill transit, go-triangle will operate normal sunday service. well, in 30 minutes, 10:00 a.m. but some areas will not be serviced by go-triangle that is condition, that include the morris vehicle out lit -- outlet route. by the way, joe mazur will be at today's game, he will have exclusive access and highlights to show you. plus follow joe on twitter for his in-game tweet. caitlin: a rough assignment for joe, i'm sure he is having a great time. this morning 10s of thousands of people waking up without power in the viewing area, without electricity. anthony: the worst-case could be sometime tomorrow. crews are making progress we're told. here is the latest outage information from duke energy. wake county over 19,000 customers without power. that number is down by 400 from just this morning. crews are making progress in johnston county, too. 13,600 customers without power. that's down more than 300 5200 people, customers, still don't have power in nash county. cumberland county, 1700 custome

need help finding him twenty seven year old anthony edge of area is accused of robbing the langley federal credit union in willow oaks village square on fox hill road officer say he had a gun got money from a teller then left in a white car. if you know where he is he can call crime line at number one eighty eight lock u up deputies in york county are looking for a person who walk into a drugstore in grafton and ran out with medication. they say he one of the rite aid at seventeen and zero this afternoon he walked over the pharmacy area grabbed a number of pills then took off deputies say he did not have a weapon. nobody was hurt. a bicyclist is in the hospital with serious injuries after a car hit him this afternoon in chesapeake it happened around four forty five on western ridge boulevard police say he was right against the flow of traffic when a car that was coming out of a shopping center hit him. doctors are treating an esoteric norfolk general hospital. more anti government activists are supporting the efforts of a small militia that is occupying a national wildlife refuge in oregon. the group has been there for more than a week. this m

barbra: happening now in chapel hill, protesters upset to cuts to black colleges and universities interrupted the board of governors meeting this anthony wilson is life with those details. >> good afternoon. depending on who used the two about what happened, either expression of free speech or a disruption of a public meeting. but chanting, holding signs and even bending the gavel. upset over the hiring of margaret spelling and what they case -- they say could be this her leadership. police arrested four people. >> she resisted the officers, charges. >> they confronted officers after the arrest, demanding officers. >> she was making every effort . chair. that was the only thing officers could do to get her out of the room. reporter: after that conversation with the chief, another officer can mountains hoke with -- spoke with students. -- came out of the building and spoke with students. we have not confirmed this yet. we will get the names and tell you more about what happened here. barbra: plan to build a publix grocery store and carry is coming under fire. john: at issue is 22 issues -- 22 acres of land. area whose public hearing are

anthony used to be involved in gangs. he was a tag banger. he was going to andrew hill--no, foothill continuation school at the time. he was doing hours there. and the principal--he got caught doing something he shouldn't have been doing, and they talked to him. she said, "i can, you know, call the cops and have you arrested, or you can go on there and listen to this man, what he has to say." and anthony came in and-- damian: what was it, anthony? what was it that flipped the switch for you and said, "i got to get out of this"? anthony sanchez: i always, always reminisce on it because it was a very important time for me. i knew i had to change my life. i was just a senior in high school, so i knew the next step was my career path. and i didn't want to continue that type of lifestyle anymore. i knew where it was going to lead into., i'd seen a lot of older friends never get out of jail again, or get into things, a lot of them not to ever--or be dis-privileged again. it's a lot of things, their freedom. and i didn't want that coming into the system. i didn't want that getting out of high school. i wanted a career that

anthony: the baby is the boss already. in durham, the campus was a prime spot for sledding. abc11 eyewitness news found several families sliding down the long hill. the ice there made for a much faster ride. caitlin: the mom with the child, moving. here is dad. take it easy out there. watch out for trees when you are shedding. giant pandas know how to enjoy the snow, too, so check this out -- i'm not sure how we is having a great time. an 18-year-old, 264-pound panda rolling around, giving a go. making snow angles having a ball. if we could all enjoy the snow like this, it would be nice. 38 million views on facebook and counting. that little guy went viral. anthony: remember if you cannot make it to the panthers game because of the weather. abc11 eyewitness news has you covered. joe mazur will be at the team with access and highlights on social media. and follow him on twitter. caitlin: so one last warning about the weather, melting today and refreeze tonight. steve: it will, we have living here for a long time, so delays tomorrow or cancellations. just the way it is. a lot of ice, it will take time. so slick spots out there. rain comes midweek.

anthony's paychecks are not as much as usual at the loft ski shop down the hill from camelback, but it's something. >> going to college, so hours have been a little slow, but we've been dealing with it. starting to pick up now, we're getting more hours. >> reporter: finally the arrival of consistent cold means snow making and the ski mountain opening thursday. >> it's been brutal, just waiting it out. >> reporter: shop owner john riley said he didn't want to cut anyone. >> juggling, instead of someone getting six or five shifts in a week, a college kid who wants to work a lot, we put them on one or two and get everybody working instead of just a couple of the employees working. >> reporter: drew jackson at camelback says some of their 700 to 900 seasonal hires couldn't hold on through the warm weeks of no skiing. >> we're going to have some challenges filling all the slots, but some people have moved on because of the late start to the winter season. >> reporter: barley creek brewing company would normally be dead without snow at camelback, but the new water park has been the lifeline. >

he's anthony joseph keys, of 50th street in northeast and police say the whole incident happened during an argument at a home on south view drive in austin hills, fortunately, that relative >>> recovering from his injuries. >>> to the district now, metro transit police are trying to identify and find a robbery suspect they say this man is wanted for a robbery tuesday night, on a green line train at u street. if you can help pin a name to that face, you're asked to contact metro transit police. >>> to montgomery county, police are v released surveillance videos of suspects wanted in an armed robbery on november 27th. a woman was robbed in a parking garage in bethesda. police say a man and woman used the woman's credit cards about an hour after the robbery, the robbery suspects left the shopping mall in a gray dodge a avenger. >>> redskins football. our colleague bruce johnson had a chance to talk with one of the greatest players. >> darrell grant. he played in 3 super bowl, one o two of them, and today, he reflected on those glory days and he assessed today's team as it heads towards sunday's playoff game against green bay. >> we really didn't

anthony echevarria. on friday evening -- he allegedly went into the langley federal credit union - showed a gun - and demanded money. the bank is on fox hill road in hampton. echevarria is considered armed and dangerous. if you can help police find him, call the crime line. deputies in york county are looking for a man they say stole prescription pills. investigators say the suspect robbed a rite aid on route 17 in grafton around 1:15 saturday. they say the man did not show a weapon, and no one was hurt we've learned more about a shooting we first told you about saturday morning. they say a 43-year-old man went to the hospital after someone shot him in his thigh. it happened on 23rd street near roanoke avenue in newport news. the shooting happened around 5:15 - and police say by the time they arrived, the man was already at the hospital. officers the norfolk state women's basketball team is bringing in thousands of dollars to help one of their players. the team played saturday without junior forward amber brown. brown is still in the hospital -- where she's been since she was found unconscious in her dorm new years day. the nsu athletic de

anthony echevarria. on friday evening -- he allegedly went into the langley federal credit union - showed a gun - and demanded money. the bank is on fox hill road in hampton. echevarria is considered armed and dangerous. if you can help police deputies in york county are looking for a man they say stole prescription pills. investigators say the suspect robbed a rite aid on route 17 in grafton around 1:15 saturday. they say the man did not show a weapon, and no one was hurt we've learned more about a shooting we first told morning. they say a 43-year-old man went to the hospital after someone shot him in his thigh. it happened on 23rd street near roanoke avenue in newport news. the shooting happened around 5:15 - and police say by the time they arrived, the man was already at the hospital. officers haven't found the shooter. the norfolk state women's basketball team is bringing in thousands of dollars to help one of their players. the team played saturday without junior forward amber brown. brown is still in the hospital -- where she's been since she was found unconscious in her dorm new years day. the nsu athletic department will use every

they need help finding a twenty seven year old anthony s of area is accused of robbing the langley federal credit union in willow oaks village square on fox hill road officer saying he had a gun got money from a teller and then left in a white car. if the crime line a call this morning the woman flees thing robert lee six jewelry stores in eight months is behind bars this morning the fbi arrested twenty four year old abigail lee county and another suspect in atlanta on friday. they're accused of robbing the stores in five different states. federal away with almost four million dollars and diamonds watches and other high end jewelry camp is scheduled to make her first court appearance tomorrow in atlanta. warm wet start your sunday morning don't get too used to it uses tracking big changes in our forecast details are next . good morning everyone thanks for joining us on thirteen is now needed a break we apologize for the technical hiccup there on joe flanagan and i might just that shes talking about great day to day weather wise and showering or not. well we've got some showers pushing through the area right now the good news is once these move

it focuses on the scandal that took down former congressman anthony weiner and his later run for mayor of new york. erica hill has more on that. good morning. >> good morning. this film premiered over the weekend at the sundance film festival. while the filmmakers aren't making clips available to the and speculating about whether this film mayim impact the 2016 presidential race. >> reporter: the documentary, weiner, set out to chronicle his comeback. >> mayor of the city of new york. >> reporter: this after the infamous 2011 sexting scandal forced his recognition. it was more a statement on the political process and the media. >> it was about showing what it's like to be in the center of a media fire storm. >> reporter: the film covers weiner's failed mayoral campaign and the turns it took, including strategy sessions to deal with a new sexting issue, and the reactions of his campaign staff when the photos came to light. initial feedback to the documentary has been positive. it was riveting, saying it was also the wife's story. she says little in the film and appears keenly aware of the camera. nbc news reac

maggie and anthony both spoke for new york who have been key partners this year and marvin taylor at the sales library for hosting us and warren hill from their support in tonight's event where this would be possible so thank you very much. doctor nestle is from the department of the church and good studies of public office new york university and has been a great friend to the james beard foundation. the research and writing for writing how science and society influence criteria pricing practice and and the impact it's had on our food system and improving the way america eats a in her book soda politics taking on big soda and winning which she is sharing with us today was just published by oxford university press last week said this is a treat to be repeated his please join me in getting a warm welcome to doctor marian. [applause] this is exciting and feels like a birthday party for soda politics. how did you come to write this book and the timing is perfect. i'm not sure how i feel about this. but it is a big issue in three years ago, when my then agent olivia and another one of her clients came to me and said. i think that it wa

anthony: thank you. caitlin: a special night for our friend and former colleague larry stogner. anthony:ular re larry got the vip treatment at the unc chapel hill game last night. it's been a year since he announced his retirement. caitlin: he is very missed. hope you enjoyed the game. steve: a nice day today, another nice day tomorrow, temperatures well above average. cooler and thunderstorms on wednesday. thanks for joining i am totally blind. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. this is called non-24. learn more by calling 844-824-2424. >>> good morning, america. right now, it's crunch time. the candidates barnstorming the frantic hours campaigning