turns out a reality show has come to boynton beach. >> got the video? >> yup. >> reporter: and the timing couldn't be better. they'll be able to film the last part of the police investigation. >> detectives, they were going to stage this fake crime scene. >> i hear a banging on the door. >> sergeant with the boynton police department. >> are you mike dippolito? >> reporter: the tv show cameras are rollg when police wake up mike. that's officer moreno the door. >> your wife has hired a person to kill you. >> relax, take it easy. >> take a deep breath. >> sit down. >> the guy was totally in shock that this was going on. >> i was very surprised. i was like, oof! because it hit me. this is a mess. >> reporter: they drive him away and transform the street to make it appear they're really investigating mike's murder. the tv show "cops" along with boyton beach police have cameras rolling when a detective calls dalia at the gym. >> we're at your residence ma'am your residence please? >> reporter: she's back in a flash, and now watch carefully. you be the judge

boynton of course our first contact when we 1962.to sell ma in she was registering people to .ote longefore we arrived i'm also glad it see the governor george wallace ere peggy kennedy. thank you for being here, peggy. i want to thank each and every one of you who marched across bridge on bloody sunday. you didn't have to do it but you it. thank you! i will tell you it is good to be just oneone more time, more time. people often ask me why do you back? what purpose does it serve? ren e to sell ma to be renewed. we come to be inspired. we ome to be reminded that k that we are rbg called to do. 1965, a few innocent of god, some carrying things, a plain purse or a ackpack were inspired to walk 50 dangerous miles from selma to montgomery to demonstrate the for voting rights in the state of alabama. day, on that day, 600 history, ched into down the o by two sidewalk sidewalk. trade and ring with commerce. not entering with traffic. it was a kind of military discipline. peaceful, so quiet, word. saying a some of us were left bloody right here on this bridge. us were hospitalized that day. b

started not at pettus bridge, but that amelia boynton's house. she represented the millions of people who were on the ground working for issues of equality and justice. it had boots on the ground. the naacp is one of the few organizations that has boots on the ground. branches across the country. each of those branches and each of those places are important sources -- resources for equality and justice. i think also about the supreme court. the supreme court has been both a boon and again. we had percy versus ferguson. the voting rights act was essentially gutted. we almost had to start with the beginning to make sure all of us , they are losing their ability to change the world. which is what the double it -- which is what the naacp was about. i'm thinking about the court and places like amelia boynton's house. i am thinking about historically black colleges and universities certainly,or activity and action, but also a reflection. another thing we do not know about this said she was one of the authors of some of the seminal thinking behind the b

sean: bill boynto they -- bill boynton, thank you. the snow is starting to pile up in the capitol city this morning. meteorologist a.j. burnett joins us live from downtown concord -- concord. a.j., what are you seeing there? a.j.: it has changed over to a steady diet of sleet going on right now. as we take a look at the sidewalks, there are some real slippery spots here. we have the glazing on top of the snow. the sidewalk has been cleared another dusting of that sleet. that' s pretty much the way it' s going to be for the rest of this morning, this back and forth between sleet and maybe even some freezing rain from time to time. it is 19 degrees outside right now. i know most folks with limited or no meteorological background whatsoever are saying, 19 degrees, why isn' t it snowing? it is because we have a ton of warm air aloft right now. that is causing the snowflakes to melt as they hit the warmer air aloft. then when they hit the colder air, they re-freeze and turned into sleet. -- and turn into sleet. if we had just a little bit

court andng about the places like amelia boynton's house. historically black colleges and universities. actually and actions but also a reflection. authors of of the some of the briefs that were going to the brown versus board of education case. she came up with much of the original thinking behind those efforts. the intellectual firepower. the church as a black institution. and had a reputation as a church those part of the civil rights struggle but also reflects a tragic force. a range of things that my colleagues are talking about. places that we can have stories. we need to continue to challenge the paradigm. to figure out how to use those places. boss -- my boss says we need to venerate but innovate. [applause] those were great stories. we have celebrated in the past year a number of 50th anniversaries. including civil rights legislation in our country. we saw president obama walk across the edmund pettus bridge. obama creates a asional monument in chicago a worker's story. these people lead preservation organizations. narratives in our

. >> reporter: "cops" has come to boynton beach to film the last part of the investigation. >> the detectives were going to stage this fake crime scene. >> i hear a banging on the door. >> i'm a sergeant with the police department, your wife has hired a person to kill you. and transform the street to make $250,000 condo into her name, and she wanted another man. dahlia's trial lawyer michael sell nick has a defense -- intention to harm anyone. it was a stunt. it was a hoax. >> reporter: it was a plot to get on television, a reality tv defense. salnick tells the jury that dahl yeah mohammad, and michael were working together to try to land themselves as stars in reality tv. >> absolutely not. that's a lie. >> reporter: as for the mysterious mohammad, what does he make of all of this? he declined to do an interview with us. he has denied working on a video >> the defense is going to rest. >> reporter: it took three hours to reach a verdict. >> we find the defendant guilty of solicitation to commit murder. >> reporter: then dahlia's hail mary prayer for appeal was answered. a florida judge ruled

spokesman bill boynton says the roads could be treacherous tuesday, something granite staters aren't used to right now. we're concerned about, have been lulled into summertime driving conditions for the last eight or nine months, so they need to get into winter driving mode. reporter: he says the d.o.t. is in good shape this year, at this point last season a d.o.t. has only used a tenth of the salt it used in 2014. stephanie woods, wmur news 9. tom: you can track this storm online or with our storm watch weather app. there you will find an hour by hour future cast, a live wire and a complete list of any closings. let's move on now to commitment 2016. you can count new hampshire's largest newspaper as the latest among donald trump's growing list of rivals. jean: following a front page editorial blasting the trump campaign, donald trump fired back today, calling the publisher of the paper dishonest. wmur political director josh mcelveen has more. reporter: looks like his might be in jeopardy of lapsing as he blasted the paper and its publisher. the latest championshipper in donald trum

jessica boynton is doing that. >> lots of we had roadways. a few moments ago when i looked at our cameras here, we were all closed and had police activity. a few moments ago, i saw several vehicles moving through the area. may be picking up this project a little early this morning because of that rain. this is around 24th street. when i come back in ten minutes or so, i will double-check to see if they have lifted the construction cones a little bit early. at least we can watch out for crew members and police activity on the scene. for right now, it seems to be the traffic is getting through the area with police activity nearby. drive times are still okay. not a lot of traffic on the roads. the schuykill to 95, definitely wet roadways. you definitely want to get out the door a little earlier this morning. only a 15-minute trip. >> five minutes past 4:00. now to breaking news we're following overnight. two people under arrest accused of planning terror attacks overseas. the pair was arrested after days of searching. no weapons or explosives we

we were there as the boynton boy scout leader was airlifted out of split rock reservoir in rockaway township, new jersey. the bear bit and scratched christopher from his led and shoalers -- shoulders to down his leg. this time, zoos he entered the cave, the bear -- as soon as he entered the cave, the bear grabbed him and pulled him in. he fought back with a rock hammer, then pulled his sweatshirt over his head and curled into a fetal position. he yelled to the scouts outside the scouts called 911 and started a fire to send a snoqualmie signal for help. >> it was the presence of mind of the scouts and i'm sure it is training they have received that they were able to save the life of their own scout master. i can't praise them enough in their actions. >> reporter: emergency responders took this seriously. because last november a rutgers student died after a bear attack in this was a much different outcome and now what an amazing story this man has to tell. >>> now an update on a developing story. the deadly hit and run on the las vegas strip. police say the driver appears to have plowed into p

dot spokesman bill boynton joins us live on the phone good -- the phone. good morning, bill. how busy is the dot on a morning like this? bill: this is going to be a busy one. plowing is the easy part. with these icy conditions, we have to be careful. in the lakes region, there are reports of freezing rain. there are pockets of freezing rain. a real mixed bag of conditions expected throughout the morning. people need to keep that in mind when planning their trips today. sean: i saw the signs are on the highways about crews pretreating the road. talk about what pre-treating does and how it works. bill: we are able to do that on the interstates and turnpike south of concord. it is a mixture of salt and water. it is laid down in conditions prior to the storm. it can dry and prevent a heart attack -- a harf dpack from forming. it takes four times as much salt to break down hardpack. there are some pockets of freezing rain out there. it could be very slick. be careful. the snow is starting to pile up in the capital city this morning, as well as the sleet. let' s check in with meteo

you see a man walking on boynton avenue. shots are fired. you can see the man running from the van. something into his pocket. a woman in the van was shot in the shoulder and a man was cult by flying glass. >> havoc and people gathering in different places. there was a lot of running, you know? and people looking. >> well, the video also shows a car speeding away from the scene. police aren't sure if the people in that car were involved in the shooting joompt vice president joe biden is going to join bono at carnegie hall today for an event marking world aids day. it's marking those who died with aids and to support those living with t. another one is planned a the the apollo theater. >>> it's 5:03. right now coming up on 5:04. time for weather and traffic. start with chris cimino. good morning. >> good morning. dealing with a chilly start. a damp start. one of those days that's always going to feel damp even if it's not raining much. there will be a mist in the air with the wind coming in off the water. it will be damp. commute and the even

joining us now with more from boynton beach, florida, is wilbur ross.larly on the last day. a nice day to end our show in the hour, the last trading are of the year. is this the end? is this a dead-end for puerto rico or what? wilbur: i think it is the beginning of the end and the end of the beginning. what i mean by that is this. puerto rico does have too much debt. it does have debt that it cannot made. but those are the results of some fundamental problems. the real problem is not the debt itself. the real problem is puerto rico has too many government employees, too many government retirees, too many people on welfare, not enough people actually in the workforce, and it has a dysfunctional economy. it is more or less the u.s. version of greece. betty: it surely seems that way. you have heard the puerto rican governor/out at the creditors, calling them mulcher funds. do you think he is -- governor lash out at the the creditors, vulture them funds. you think he is right? the idea that it is a bunch of gravediggers is really not very accurate. it just

officer greg koch and his partner darren hadarian of the boynton police department respond to the call>> they were coming a block away from us, half a block away from us. we got into my police truck and started heading toward the area. >> as soon as we got to that corner, the vehicle is heading right toward us. we see it doing well over the speed limit and we see the other officers in their vehicle following behind it, and they're zigzagging in and out of traffic and coming right toward us. other officers were staging in front of the suspect vehicle trying to deploy stop sticks, a mechanism that we use to disable a vehicle that we're following. >> the thieves swerve around the stop sticks and plow ahead. >> now we're in it. we're in the chase. lights and sirens. we're following behind the vehicle. >> out of view of the dashboard camera, the nissan driver races toward the interstate, veers to avoid traffic, and rolls multiple times down an embankment. >> the vehicle crash definitely appeared like it was out of a major motion picture, like a stunt driver had made the vehicle roll like th

we were there as the boynton boy scout leader was airlifted away in rockaway township, new jersey. the bear bit and scratched 50- year-old christopher pet nino from his head to his legs. he wanted to show boy scouts a cave he has visited a number of times before. entered the cave, the bear grabbed his foot and dragged him further into the cave. then, quick thinking, he pulled his sweatshirt over his head and curled into a fetal position. he yelled to the scouts to leave and go get help. those scouts called 911 and quickly started a fire to send a smoke signal for help. >> it was the presence of mind of the scouts and i'm sure it was the training they received as scouts that they were able to save the life of their own scout master. i can't praise them enough in their actions. >> reporter: last november a rutgers student was killed a bear in west milford with you what a different situation. what a story of survival. thanks to three scouts who were channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> an emotional ceremony honored two nypd officers killed in the line of duty one year ago in brooklyn blacks

. >> the boynton beach police department is working in a nearby mall when he hears the call.knows this barbershop very well. >> i, of course, recognize it only because i get my hair cut at the barbershop it was found in front of. when i heard that it was this barbershop, i knew who owned the motorcycle. there's only one person inside that barbershop. it's mr. morales. >> palm beach deputy ron cohen arrests victor morales. >> he was the barber and he was late for work. he was on his way to the barbershop when it all happened. >> the logo on the back of his jacket is for the 0 to 60 motorcycle club. >> god forbid deputy musto would have got killed that day, he would have been charged with manslaughter, gone to jail for a very long time just over a speeding ticket. >> victor morales is charged with three felonies. aggravated battery on a police officer, fleeing and eluding, and resisting arrest with violence. he also gets a speeding ticket. >> i think he would have rather killed me than to get a couple of traffic tickets, i really do. >> deputy musto is taken to bethesda hospita

>> the taps were manufactured by the boynton beach police department. they were more concerned with carrying on a casting call for this copops tv show and the broke all the rules that they were supposed to follow to make sure that they got dalias their lead actrs. >> we want to mention, the police chief, jeffrey katz released this statement in part the quality of the case presented tapped ability of our state attorney to successfully prosecute miss dippolito a second time. did dalia know she was being taped? washe acting for the cameras? how is that possible if police were doing the taping? >> dal was collaborating with this informant named mohammed. they were preparing a youtube video they were going to uplift in hope of getting aen acting role. that's what led mohammed to contact the police too put together this tape. in response to chief of police katz i find it ironic. i took his deposition. his testimony under oath will show that h police department broke several of their o rules in order to entrap dalia to do these tapes. >> you said if you go to