tonight reginald bauman is behind bars and charged with his murder. we are live at the police headquarters. evan, we heard that police found dna evidence. anything else that links the status of the case?> well yes, they took dna evidence as well as to anonymous tips in order to get reginald bowman behind bars. the family of victim coleman says they have spent every day for the last two years now there is still a memorial outside of his home on jefferson street. that is where he was found by his own father on the night of january 5. marshall said early morning of january 5 2015. it was just after midnight. he died of a gunshot wound. hey say that bowman staged a gun sale to laura coleman into a robbery. they say they found a visor at bowman with dna. they also had an anonymous tips from several people who sin bowman was planning a shakedown i suppose it gun sale. coleman's mother says that her son died for nothing. >> we don't leave a human being lying in their front yard in the street anywhere. just to die. and not reap the consequences for what you h

steve bauman's luck ran out after his flight from seattle landed, on time. >> we arrived at 4:07 and tarmac for 2 1/2 hours. >> reporter: even a moment of holiday cheer at the southwest terminal turned into cold reality. ♪ oh, what fun it is to ride in a something stay ♪ ♪ sorry all flights are delayed ♪ >> reporter: with most holiday flights already full those suddenly without a flight like katie doving, felt the squeeze. >> we've been in this line for four hours and it doesn't look like they've resolved anything. >> reporter: and on top of it all major airport renovations are slowing down the traffic here at the terminals. scott, about 100,000 cars are expected to pass through here today alone. >> carter evans, thanks very much. so will the weather outside be frightful? eric fisher is delightful as the chief meteorologist of our boston station wbz. eric, what are we in for? >> very poetic there, scott. we have that one storm today on the west coast. the next one also moving into the west coast, and that's where most of the trouble is going to be tomorrow. rain and mountain snow swi

. >> of you wanted the flats sue bauman immediately sometimes it takes time for the development to work. they work to attract new tenants. they were before a city committee thursday with plans t fill two of the vacancies, designs for a dante's inferno pizzeria no, and a thirsty dog brewery, plans include glass in any revitalization you have to figure out what's going to work and what's not and i think that their head in the right direction. were places are under construction, rascal flatts bar and restaurant to open in the spring and jimmy buffett's margaritaville to open next year. >> you never going to get it right one in percent on the first try it's about learning what fits in what people are looking for. lago was part of the first phase they said has focused on marketing to dra customers your round to hope the variety of new businesses will help. >> there's a lot of activity is to realize that the project wil not happen in just one year. >> matt wright fox 8 news. will show you a look from the roof-cam. got this colder air and some snowfall, especially next week the weather center.

steve bauman's luck ran out after his flight from seattle landed on time. >> we arrived at 4:07 and got off the plane at 6:37 purpose we were on the tarmac for two and a half hours. >> reporter: even a moment of holiday cheer at the southwest terminal turned into cold reality. sorry, all, flights are delayed. >> reporter: with most holiday flights already full, those suddenly without a flight, like katie doving, felt the squeeze. >> we've been in this line for four hours. and it doesn't look like they've resolved anything. >> reporter: and on top of it all, major airport renovations are slowing down want traffic here at the terminals. scott, about 100,000 cars are expected to pass through here today alone. >> pelley: carter evans, thanks very much. so will the weather outside be frightful? eric fisher is delightful, as the chief meteorologist of eric what, are we in for? >> very poetic there, scott. you know, we had the one storm today on the west coast, the next one also moving into the west coast, and that's where most of the trouble is going to be tomorrow. rain and mountain snow swi

steve bauman's luck ran out after his flight from seattle landed on time. >> we arrived at 4:07 and gotwe were on the tarmac for 2 1/2 hours. >> reporter: even a moment of holiday cheer at the southwest terminal checked into cold reality. ♪ oh what fun it is today in a one horse open sleigh ♪ ♪ hey >> sorry all flights are delayed. >> reporter: with most holiday flights already full those suddenly without a flight like katie doving felt the squeeze. >> we've been in this line for four hours and it doesn't look like they've resolved anything. >> reporter: president-elect donald trump and russian president vladimir putin see eye to eye on a number of issues. one of them apparently involves nuclear weapons. are we looking at a new nuclear arms race? julianna goldman sorts it out. >>> in just 140 characters president-elect donald trump signaled a major shift in u.s. foreign policy, tweeting, "the united states must greatly strengthen and expand its nuclear capability until such times as the world comes to its senses regarding nukes." transition officials didn't say what prompted the tweet,

. >> police say the shooter was 21-year-old reginald bauman. his dna was on the visor found at the scene. tampa police say they corroborated tips that he was staging a gun sale so he can rob coleman. >> a senseless killing. for >> coleman's mother sonja is bracing for what could be many months of courtroom drama if it goes to trial. >> you don't leave a human being lying in their front yard in the street anywhere to die. >> and not reap the consequences for what you have done.> his father called the arrest important but not closure. >> our community has been dealing with this for decades get a good handle on how we can solve these problems. because we cannot afford to continue to lose good young man. >> now, coleman story goes to the courtroom even as it hangs over the home and neighborhood that he lived in. >> i hate you know for myself that he is not here. but also hate that he is not here for the community to help do this work to make it better. >> his father has been holding street on jefferson street every month on the fifth of every month

to end the scourge of gun violence in the way we do is we will remove them from street the police bauman will go out dancing with research ones that will pull people over that happen in the cars but we will take him from them but i think when the pixels that in the arsenal of any city is the ability of the citizens to step up and do these gun buybacks like rudy has decided to do and taking on the burden. it is a huge burden but he does it without hesitation. also i got to applaud the courage of the mothers who show up here every year for everything that we do with regards to gun violence and stopping it because it lost children to gun bottom. it would be easy to call up in a ball and hide away from this for the done just the opposite get this done out to the public eye and i thought this thing. you know, i'm proud to call them partners of the police department. i'm proud to call united player partners of the policeman and rudy is absolutely right. with these department sitting out in san francisco is doing anything we can to remove as many guns as cannot the street because the gun we get

that ends the presentation it i want to thank the housing team, jane susskind our system housing to baumannt specials and brandon development specials. question-development specials and pam sims senior development specials special thanks to natasha jones for helping out on the report. thank you. >> thank you. this is an amazing report. thank you. >>[applause] before we entertain questions, natasha do we have speakers spews i one speaker card mdm. chair. >>[calling public comment cards] >> good afternoon commissioners. oscar james made a resident bayview-hunters point. one of the things i got up to speak about is the certificate of preference holders about putting information on the media, channel 2, four, five and would have to be a lot of people in sacramento that a lot of people in stockton who are certificate holders. not getting the information. i know this office here, they do a good good job and try to reach out to certificate holders but a lot of them don't know where the certificate holders are. like for instance when they started dr. davis lot of my friends have called me from sac

that ends the presentation it i want to thank the housing team, jane susskind our system housing to baumanelizabeth-a senior development specials and brandon development specials. question-development specials and pam sims senior development specials special thanks to natasha jones for helping out on the report. thank you. >> thank you. this is an amazing report. thank you. >>[applause] before we entertain questions, natasha do we have speakers spews i one speaker card mdm. chair. >>[calling public comment cards] >> good afternoon commissioners. oscar james made a resident bayview-hunters point. one of the things i got up to speak about is the certificate of preference holders about putting information on the media, channel 2, four, five and would have to be a lot of people in sacramento that a lot of people in stockton who are certificate holders. not getting the information. i know this office here, they do a good good job and try to reach out to certificate holders but a lot of them don't know where the certificate holders are. like for instance when they started dr. davis lot of my fri

brad bauman, democratic strategist and a partner at pastorum and former director of progressive congressionalthank you. patti ann: telling that president obama has been the most transparent president in american history. immediately twitter comments mocking that claim. one saying if a democrat repeats an obvious lie often enough, msn will duly report it as fact. ron? >> so i think it is pretty funny. not only did josh earnest say the most transparent administration ever. he then right after that no one really cares about transparency. no constituency in american politics cares. like in jay cutler, quarterback for the bears, no one cares about quarterbacking but i'm the best quarterback all time. no, you're not the members and people do care. where have you been in 2016? a lot of election with hillary clinton was about transparency. the fact she avoided foia laws going on private server. obfuscated public information, classified documents and so this was, this year was about transparency. people do care and no, president obama hasn't been the most transparent. just ask "the washington post" wh