im glad that theyre okay. )reporting in portsmouth, brian hill, newschannel three. tracking rain, snow and gusty winds....we re keeping an eye on an area of low pressure that tonight. as the low approaches the area, scattered rain will begin moving in. now, most of hampton roads and northeastern north carolina will have above freezing temperatures at the onset of this event. however, some of our temperatures will be marginal for a few of our inland and northern communities, which could support snow to mix in through early friday morning. some snow accumulations can be expected during this event but will likely be limited because of the rain. so areas near sussex, surry, williamsburg- james city co., gloucester. mathews, middlesex and the northern eastern shore could see about 1-2"of snow. however, some of our forecast amounts of snow over portions of the middle peninsula and the northern neck, possibly up to 3". even higher snow totals are expected near petersburg and richmond. again, for most of the viewing area, this will be a rain event. we would not be surprised

live in norfolk, brian hill, newschannel three. police could soon have access to your cell phone data -- without a warrant. a bill that cleared the general assembly this week would give police access to real-time location data on your cell phone -- the data would be used to track you down during an emergency - like an abduction. supporters say the law could save lives -- but critics say it bypasses the constitutions fourth amendment. coming up on newschannel three -- he )s a new coach -- but a familiar a hampton roads football great is back on the field -- this time for another local team. plus -- the navy )s newest submarine is one step closer to joining the fleet. and we have an up close look at the washington selling mattresses the traditional way isn't the best way. most are made in a large factory, and shipped hundreds of miles to a retailers warehouse, where they're marked up and up before finally selling and delivering them at the original mattress factory we take a straightforward approach. we have eliminated the extra step

newschannel three s brian hill joins us with the latest on yesterday s shooting.. brian, erica, police say 38-year-old robert reynold knight the third was the victim.. they discovered the man from chester, suffering from several gunshot wounds. red brake light pieces, broken glass, and a memorial site are all that remain after the deadly curtis / resident )motor vehicle accident with injuries. 1710 kingstons road. caller says that he heard six shots and then a car crash. inaudible cars on fire. 26.19 i walked up and it was the guy leaning over in the seat, just really blood. it scared the crap out of me. i was trying to get his attention and see if he was alive. )around two saturday afternoon, police found 38- year-old robert knight in the driver )s seat of a white minivan, with several gunshot wounds. he later died. curtis / resident 27.45 )its not something you really wanna see, at all. seat. blood everywhere. 27.55 )crashed into my neighbors truck and into the wall. )police are now searching for a small blue or grey sedan believed to be involved in the crash. the

newschannel three s brian hill is there now -- brian what can you tell us? erica, things have started to quiet down here on kingston avenue. 4 hours ago a man was found here shot several times. he was prounounced at the hospital -- now police are searching for a car -- wit h heavy front end damage. pkg: police arrived to 17 avenue give an intersection a side street - people don )t know-p&areas by block numbers, police-pdo. its police speak around two this afternoon. there they discovered the 38-year-old man inside a minivan. apollo desintos / resident 4.15 )place is getting too dangerous and too many people with guns. the man was taken to the hospital - where he was pronounced dead. residents peolpe say while theyre surprised by the shooting, these incidents are becoming all to common. vanessa west / resident 1.03 )its just like over and over and over, the stupidity of other putting everybody else in danger. putting everybody else in fear. ) a fear that, vanessa west, says remains constant right now as this shooting is still under investigation. the car poli

in the newsroom, brian hill, newschannel three. hampton police are searching for a man wanted for breaking into a home and stealing electronics. they are look for 18-year-old domenico green. police say last month he and two other men broke into a home on drummonds way and stole a television and jewelry. he is wanted on charges of burglary, conspiracy to commit a felony, and grand larceny. the two 18- year-old men have already been arrested. ryan taybron and zaquone scott commit a felony, and grand larceny. police ask anyone who knows where green is to call the crime line. hampton police are also looking for the driver of a white van who they say hit a man riding a bike. it happened yesterday afternoon just before one on grimes road. police say the van was leaving the taco bell- k- f-c restaurant at the corner of east pembroke road when he hit the bike -- and took off. the 21- year-old hampton man who was on the bike was taken to the hospital and later released. if you know anything that could help police find the driver -- take act

newschannel three s brian hill at 5. we )ve all seen it -- someone driving in the car - windows up and smoking with children in the car. doctor )s say even rolling windows down doesn )t make it safer. and the virginia general assembly is taking action. it )s a vote aiming to make virginian children traveling in cars safer 30:52 )i think its good. i think its good because smoking in cars itself is you have someone whos underage. 26:06 i think its wonderful and i think it should be older than eight. and why is that? speak a little bit about that. well because kids dont have a choice of their own and its our responsibility to keep them safe and keep them healthy. )receivin-p&g overwhelming support --p&legislators voted to ban-p&smoking in the car while-p&children under eight are riding.-p&-p&- health professionals applaud the effort. 46:55 )second hand smoking can cause a lot, more frequent health risk for children, specifically respiratory problems. they can have an increase in ear infections."brian standup 00:03 )even wit

newschannel threes brian hill joins us live in the control room with more. brian, erica, right now police are looking for a small grey or blue car they believe was involved in shooting a man several times -- and now they are asking for the public s help with any new leads. as for neighbors, some say this incident has them a swarm of police cars lining kingston avenue in norfolk ... left neighbors shocked. apollo desintos / resident 17.33 its kind of scary because i got kids in here, that live over here. police got the call shortly after two p-m. )motor vehicle accident with injuries. 1710 kingstons road. caller says that he heard six shots and then a car crash. inaudible cars on fire. there they discovered a 38- year-old man in a minivan, shot several times. the man. was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. 19.50 )its very concerning. peop le like vanessa becoming all too common. vanessa carter-west 19.23 its becoming typically and its becoming common and its unfortunate. you see a lot of flashing lights on the street way too much. lights that

newschannel threes brian hill joins us with the latest on that shooting. brian -- erica, norfolk police say robert reynold knight the third from chester was the person shot and killed. police found the 38-year-old in the driver s seat of a wrecked white minivan, with several gunshot wounds. this memorial on kingston avenue was put together by robert knights family. police say knight was shot several times saturday afternoon. he later died at the hospital. curtis / resident 26.45 everybody started coming over here, trying to get his attention --- see if hes okay see what was going on. 27.15 )all they heard was gunshots and apparently the car that sped pass me, that was the car that hit it. )police are now looking for that car, a small blue or grey sedan with heavy damage to its front end. the fact that police havent found the car or its driver makes some people uneasy. curtis / resident 28.39 they come back, eventually, and my wifes minivans right there and shes going to work or something, and they dont know its her in the minivan and they try to do another

newschannel three s brian hill spoke with students and parents about how this impacts a student s education. he brings us with the story - new at 5. eight grade homeschool student solomon ashby has been playing sports on community teams for years ... but hung up his gear at the end of last year. "they re harder to find. they may not be as big, might be as well know, might not have as many games and might not be as associated well with the community." those reasons are why solomon was upset governor terry mcauliffe vetoed a bill allowing homeschool students to play sports at public schools. "i think the benefits would be more time so spectators and you. that way homeschool kids get about the same amount of opportunities as public school kids." the governor vetoed the popular bill with this statement saying in part quote : allowing home- schooled students to participate in interscholastic competitions would disrupt the level playing field virginias public schools have developed over the past century. parents like sarah touchet disagree "i think it s not necessarily an accurate statement, if h

newschannel 3 s brian hill spent the day talking to residents about what they hope to see once the dust clears. since 2013, construction crews have been cleaning up the now closed lincoln park apartment complex. sot-lamar )memories, memories, memories. i was out there .... basketball court. memories out there. kids growing up. but for some residents, memories of the 40-year-old building aren t so great. sot - preicalla )when i lived over there, it was drug infested, roach infested, sewers. people getting killed. it just wont what it was supposed to be. but after a recent announcement, many in the community hope thats all a thing of the past. sot-lamar )a change coming. a change for the community coming. earlier today, the hampton redevelopment and housing authority announced plans to implode the public housing highrise next sunday. not everyone thinks it )s a good idea. sot - alice )i dont think its a good thing to tear down the building. once it will a construct a new with plans to open in 2019. sot - preicalla )i think itll be a good thing ... long as people respect their self and res

brian hill was navy veteran the dave his wake courtney found out she was pregnant it turns out they'veying to give their toddler a little brother or sister. she says she held his hand at the wake to tell hip the good news and then a few weeks later courtney got a shocking update from her doctor. >> she said honey you're pregnant with triplets. but i am excited to have three more smiles that remind me of him. >> courtney's family is jumping into help her with everything and anything she needs. a gofundme page set up for courtney and the children and it is already raised close to $20,000. >> oh, my goodness. >> i know. >> on your radar, miss kathy orr, look at that. >> ooh! >> pretty. full moon. >> chopper captured this beautiful picture of the moon, the full moon tonight over philadelphia and look at the detail. >> lovely. >> craters of the moon just picture perfect this evening. so thanks so much the guys in the skies. we're looking at a clear sky tonight. you can see it on our satellite/radar combination. can you believe hundred miles to the north snow a winter weather advisory east o

hill. back to you. >> brian shrader, take care of yourself, please. live at the top of the hill. great report. thank you. exciting people there. >> very excited. i tell you what, duke fans packed bars and restaurants on main street in durham. take a look. as you can see, every table was full at the sports bar satisfaction. fans showed up at least three hours early to grab a table. blue shirts and hats. a few tar heels did find seats with their blue devil friends. >> why not. come out, have fun, enjoy yourself with friends and family. i'm a true dye hard unc fan. >> you can still be friends with these duke fans? >> yeah, they'll love me. >> it's a storied rivalry. >> everybody still hugs at the end of the night. it's been four years since duke lost to carolina at home. the cameron crazies camped out in krzyzewskiville for weeks just to be courtside. here's reaction from julia. >> reporter: debra, certainly nobody likes to lose on their home turf, he is special toll their cross-town rival, but the game, the buildup, and the last disappoint. like all duke-unc games, this one lived u

brian moore is on the hill with the dwaemeevelopments with this. >> officials say this is a strategiclow to isis and also concede this is removing just one name from a very long list. u.s. officials say they've eliminated the isis terror network second in command and finance chief. >> and now we've taken out the leader who oversees all the funding for isol operation hire recruits. >> reporter: a strike earlier this month claimed the life of the group's war minister known as omar the chechen. >> these leaders have been around for a long time. they are senior. they are experienced. and so eliminating them is an important objective. >> reporter: u.s. and coalition forces say they're hacking away at the isis core in iraq and syria. neutralizing its ability to export violence like this week's brussels bombing and november's attack in paris while the pentagon claims it's building momentum, there is no end in sight. >> by no means would i say we're about to back the break of isol. >> reporter: others willing to pick up the black battle flag. >> we thought we were done with osama bin laden an

news4's brian mooar is live on the hill with the latest effort to find out what went so terribly wrongbrian? >> chris and wendy, this morning before dawn groups of people proflipr from flint arrived by bus and by car looking for assistance if not answers. >> reporter: on capitol hill residents of flit, michigan, pleaded for help to end their water crisis. >> what do we want? >> clean water. >> reporter: lawmakers demanded accountability with fingers pointing across partisan lines. >> you need to take some responsibility because you screwed up and you messed up 100,000 people's lives. >> reporter: republicans excoriated the obama administration's democrats lambasted michigan's republican governor, rick snyder. >> you cannot be trusted, and i got to tell you, you need to resign. >> reporter: neither claimed ultimate responsibility. >> these people that made these terrible decisions that showed a clear lack of common sense failed us. since they work for me, i am responsible for their actions. >> i will take responsibility for not pushing hard enough, but i will not take responsibility for

nbc's brian mooar is live on capitol hill. is seems to underscore some long-standing security concerns. >> chris, it does. we're talking about multiple powerful devices that went off here. a blow to the seat of the european union and the nato alliance. but also a wakeup call. isis is claiming credit for the bombings of an airport and train station in brussels. twin terror attacks that left dozens a president obama was briefed on the tragedy and pledged a global response. >> we stand in solidarity with them in condemning these outrageous attacks against innocent people. >> here in the state, security was stepped up at strain train stations and airports from coast to coast. the surveillance photo of the suspected attackers highlights a longstanding fear, u.s. train stations and even airports remain soft targets. >> this event took place not inside the airport beyond the security, but before the security. >> in memory of the victims of the terrorist attacks in brussels. >> while congress offered a moment of silence, the president

nbc's brian mooar is live on capitol hill, with that part of the story. >> reporter: there are past casested states has been reluctant to reveal exactly what it knows. but not this time. between 2011 and 2013, shadowy foreign hackers took aim on dozens of new york's biggest banks and a small dam. today u.s. officials publicly charged seven iranians and stopped just short of accusing the iranian government. >> these are attacks were relat relates, systemic and widespread. >> reporter: 46 major financial institutions were hammered over a matter of months. customers unable to access accounts. in what's known as denial of >> these are essentially throwing a tremendous amount of content at a web server in an attempt to get it to crash. >> reporter: this attack in new york and the computer that controls water levels could have been catastrophic. >> at the time of this alleged intrusion, the dam was undergoing maintenance. and actually had been disconnected from the system. >> reporter: the indictment alleges the hacks began in 2011. months after an iranian nuclear facility was crippled by an in

brian mooar is following all the action from capitol hill. brian? >> reporter: yeah, pat. trump turned up the volume again today as he's looking for a knockout punch next week, but today one of the most mild-mannered candidates in this race stepped into his corner. ben carson quit the presidential race for lack of support, but today he's getting behind donald trump. >> it's not about mr. trump. it's about america. >> reporter: carson is just the latest political star realigning ahead of next week's big primaries in ohio and florida. ted cruz now backed by carly fiorina is trying to the stop trump vote. >> join our team, we welcome you. come on in, the water is fine. >> reporter: marco rubio is in danger of sinking next week. >> in florida i'm the only one that can beat donald trump. >> reporter: but in ohio rubio is suggesting supporters should help john kasich beat trump. the front-runner's mild-mannered debate was a stark contrast to this today. >> our country has to toughen up, folks. we have to toughen up. >> reporter: he complained st. louis police were too gentle in

the white house and capitol hill under constant threat. let's go back to brian todd for the latest on this capitol hill shooting. brian, what more can you tell us? >> reporter: jake, we can tell you that the lockdown has essentially been lifted. this sergeant this arms for the senate has just announced that the lockdown is over. senate and house office buildings were back open for business. people are free to move around now. what we're told by law enforcement officials is there was a male suspect who was shot by capitol hill police right at the entrance to the visitors center. that's right over my left shoulder, down east capitol street where those emergency response vehicles are right now. still a lot of law enforcement gathered down there. that is where the incident occurred. we're told a male suspect shot and wounded, that suspect taken to the hospital. we're told that a female bystander was wounded by shrapnel in the incident. no word on her condition. we're told there are no other suspects at large, so this incident appears to have wound down, jake. one ma

brian shrader, chapel hill. >> i'vradho crowds before. what a spectacle. the tournament gets underway in d.c. on tuesday, and we'll hear from roy williams and from coach k of the blue devils. >>> all right. in other news, you can look for the new dmv office on wheels in wake forest parked on south brook street. it offers the same services as regular offices open from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. it gets on the road heading to creedmoor, scotland, warren ton. ton, and the stops are posted at wral.com. >>> and we're learning more details on a deadly accident involving a 100-car train winston salem. >> a woman was killed standing on the bridge. a man standing with her, was also hit by the norfolk train. he under went surgery. they say they were part of a group standing on the railroad bridge. the train went into emergency running, but it can take a loaded train up to a mile to come to a complete stop on emergency mode. >>> a north carolina mom says her daughter is temporarily at home after getting a letter from >> my husband and i can be charged with misdemeanors if s

police officers that are on their beat, and capitol hill is no different, brian. they'll know the characters or the people who are always -- if a person is having mental difficulties, is drawn to the capitol, you know, might be making some israeveiled threatse mumblings, writing letters to senators, trying to go in to see important people all the time. and those are not crime, so the police become familiar with people like that. when i was a uniformed cop, we had people on the beat like that. we knew them, we kind of judged whether they were dangerous, would push them away, take them away, take them home, depending on what they were doing. and the capitol police are not different. and they could have recognized a guy like that. but the whole equation changes if he pulled out a firearm. and of course, one shot, so, you know, as you know, police officers do not fire their gun, are not supposed to fire their gun, other than to stop the activity, to stop what's happening. they don't shoot to kill, they shoot to stop. if you shoot and the man pulled out a gun and drops

live on capitol hill, brian moore, news 4. >>> one of the americans injured in that attack in brussels is now talking about what he saw and felt that day. mason wells is a 19-year-old missionary from idaho. he was dropping off a college at the airport in brussels when the bombs went off. >> my burn injuries and injury to my foot i know came from the first blast. i actually saw fire in front of my face and on the ground around me and i know that the burns came from that. my body was kind of lifted off the ground during the first blast. it was very loud. and i started running towards the exit. a lot of people started running towards the exit and i had taken a couple steps and three seconds later the second blast went off and it went off to my right and where could feel the blast. but i don't think, i don't believeat i can just kind feel the impact wave. >> mason wells family says it's a miracle he is alive. he was also in boston during the marathon bombing in 2013 and in paris when that city was attacked last november. >>> back here at home is police chief calls him a hero. another offic

brian mooar on capitol hill now with the latest on the race and bloomberg's announcement. brian? >> reporter: yeah, jim, and on that announcement within the last hour really takes away what is the last remaining question mark in this topsy-turvy race for the republican nomination and really for the white house itself. bloomberg said that he did not see a path to victory, only a role as a spoiler here, and he said, quote, as the race stands now with republicans in charge of both houses, there's a good chance that my candidacy could lead to the election of donald trump or senator ted cruz. that is not a risk i can take in good conscience. well, donald trump and hillary clinton are doing their best to try to make it through the next eight days. eight critical days which really could change the field here and that could >> you know -- >> excuse me. >> reporter: after a hard hitting debate. >> he was against the auto bailout. >> reporter: bernie sanders accuses hillary clinton of distorting his record to win michigan tomorrow night. >> the only problem with her assertion is that it's

let's go right to capitol hill right now. brian todd is on the scene for us. first of all, brian, tell us what the police are now saying. >> reporter: wolf, police are now saying this suspect is known to police from previous incidents here on capitol hill. capitol hill police chief just briefed reporters giving details about the incident, saying this is an act we believe of a single person who has frequented the capitol grounds before. there is no reason to believe this is anything more than a criminal act. the police chief did not give the suspect's name but did indicate that the suspect is known to police because he has frequented the capitol grounds before. other information we just heard from the police chief, the suspect entered the capitol hill visitors center area, passed through a checkpoint. an alarm was set off. he drew a web on and a capitol hill police officer then shot him. he has been injured, he was transported to the hospital and his condition is not known. also a female bystander was wounded but no law enforcement personnel were wounded. but a

brian mooar on capitol hill now with the latest on the race and bloomberg's announcement. brian?> reporter: yeah, jim, and on that announcement within the last hour really takes away what is the last remaining question mark in this topsy-turvy race for the republican nomination and really for the white house itself. bloomberg said that he did not see a path to victory, only a role as a spoiler here, and he said, quote, as the race stands now with republicans in charge of both houses, there's a good chance that my candidacy could lead to the election of donald trump or senator ted cruz. that is not a risk i can take in good conscience. well, donald trump and hillary clinton are doing their best to try to make it through the next eight days. eight critical days which really could change the field here and that could

. >> brian :a shower is producing rain all the way into the hills but as quickly going to be a thing that i will have a forecast for the weekend coming up i want to show you some cutting edge technology. this is a vhs tape. push that tape in and hit play. this is a flip phone. have you seen these before? it's called a compact disc. oh. looks like we're getting a facsimile. what year is it to you? it's old. you'd rather use newer technology? definitely. well, i've got something to show you. this is the 2016 chevy volt. it uses extended range electric technology. the prius hybrid uses battery technology developed 15 years ago. chevy expects volt drivers to get over a thousand miles between fill ups. it's got every technology there is. the prius actually belongs on the table. >> vicki : bernie sanders and hillary clinton took the stage for a cnn town hall tonight -- set in the must-win state of ohio. they took turns tackling key issues -- like economic development and trade. scott mclean with our c-n-n partnership was there. >> scott :the democrats spent most of their stage time laying

. >> brian: it happened at the hickory hill apartments on beverly hills drive near pearl road. you can see the apartments on this map on the lower left of the screen. >> tia: the investigation won't start until daybreak. >> brian: this morning we have live team breaking news coverage. red cross donation drop-off at st. ambrose parish in a moment. let's go to nichole vrsansky live at the scene. nikki. >> nichole: good morning, guys. firefighters are on the scene putting out hotspots. the second and third floors of the apartment complex collapsed into the basement, and the investigation will pick up at daylight as to what caused this massive plays. it's a tough night for these firefighters. we were here when they found the body of the 4-year-old little girl in her apartment unit in the basement. it was very somber and very emotional, as you can imagine. all the residents are now accounted for. six people are hospitalized including one man who jumped from his third floor balcony. we're told he'll be okay. witnesses describe a very chaotic scene when this started around 10:30 last n

brian: anyone on capitol hill ok with this kind of legislation? abe roth: not right now. i think there are individuals that was supported, but as far as i know, there is no bill -- a bill has not been drafted. brian: justice sotomayor back in 2013 appeared on "the view," and i wanted to run an excerpt of it and see what you thought of it. >> i can't wear those. >> when lawyers come to the upreme court, there is nine of us sitting at a bowed desk, you call it a bench, and using the lawyers and they come in. and there's fright on their faces. do you know that the tables have been turned on me today? there are five of you and my stomach has been churning. >> we are so happy to have you on. and we have read your book. i study before you came back, she said just call you sonia, but i cannot. do people call you justice? >> it has become my new first ame. justice. my friends call me sonia. brian: first you think that the members of "the view" -- gabe roth: definitely not, that is a parlor trick. it happens on talk shows all the ime. a research assistant gives them the highlights

brian: anyone on capitol hill ok with this kind of legislation? in the hopper? gabe roth: not right now. i think there are individuals that potentially would supported, but as far as i know, a bill has not been drafted. brian: justice sotomayor back in 2013 appeared on "the view," and i wanted to run an excerpt of it and see what you thought of it. justices are appearing on programs like stephen colbert and the view. [video clip] >> i can't wear those. >> when lawyers come to the supreme court, there is nine of us sitting at a bowed desk, you call it a bench, and using the lawyers and they come in. and there is freight in their fright in there is their faces. do you know that the tables have been turned on me today? any of you? don't make this true. >> we have already are book. i study before you came back, she said just call you sonia, but i cannot. do people call you justice? >> it has become my new first name. justice. except for my friends, and that is why i said, my friends call me sonia. brian: first you think that the members of "the view" -- actually rea

ben carson just announced he's dropping out of the race, but let's start on capitol hill with brian moore. >> reporter: chris and jim, the race is not over yet, but it seems headed for a dramatic turn. >> breathe, breathe, breathe. you can do it. you can breathe. >> reporter: picking up where he left off on the debate stage -- >> whether it's little marco or lion ted -- >> reporter: -- donald trump assaulted and insulted his republican rivals in michigan, one of nine states on the line between now and tuesday. >> if you get laid off on tuesday, i still want you voting. i'll get you a new job. don't worry about it. >> reporter: while mitt romney is giving voice to the establishment movement to tump trump at any cost, marco rubio and ted cruz pledged during the debate they'd support the billionaire if he's nominated. >> i will:/9p support the repubn nominee. >> yes, because i gave my word that i would. >> reporter: they took another step back today saying floor fight. >> my strategy is vote for me in florida but vote for me everywhere else too. >> and if the washington dealmakers try to ste

ben carson just announced he's dropping out of the race, but let's start on capitol hill with brian moore >> reporter: chris and jim, the race is not over yet, but it seems headed for a dramatic turn. >> breathe, breathe, breathe. you can do it. you can breathe. >> reporter: picking up where he left off on the debate stage -- >> whether it's little marco or lion ted -- >> reporter: -- donald trump assaulted and insulted his republican rivals in michigan, one of nine states on the line between now and tuesday. >> if you get laid off on tuesday, i still want you voting. i'll get you a new job. don't worry about it. >> reporter: while mitt romney is giving voice to the establishment movement to tump trump at any cost, marco rubio and ted cruz pledged during the debate they'd support the billionaire if he's nominated. >> i will:/9p support the repubn nominee. >> yes, because i gave my word that i would. >> reporter: they took another step back today saying

the hotel blames the stalker./// ((brian loftus)) > apple's phone encryption battle with the f-b-i is headed to capitol hill. the head of the fbi and apple's top lawyer will testify before the house judiciary today. this comes one day after a federal judge rules the government cannot force the tech company to hack a locked iphone in a drug case. the fbi wants apple to unlock the san bernardino shooter's phone. apple says doing so, would create a dangerous precedent./// ((brian loftus)) > scary moments.. on board an allegiant air flight. the reason the plane was forced to land.. here in nevada. and it's a beautiful winter day in southern nevada. sherry swensk tells us when we may start seeing some showers this month.. next.. this month.. next.. < > now nevada's first choice for ((brian loftus)) > an allegiant air plane headed to washington state.. was forced to divert to nevada. people on flight 170 from mesa arizona said they smelled some sort of electrical odor on board. the flight landed safely in elko yesterday at 4-15 p-m. no one was hurt.. the passengers boarded another flight.. 4 hours later./// ((bri

brian? >> shawn henry on capitol hill for us in washington, d.c. shawn, thank you, as always.ussels, the airport. as we mentioned, it remains closed. that affects 600 flights a day, and, of course, all those people with all those plans. but it is the site of, first of all, great sadness, and second, an enormous investigation. tonight, as we mentioned, this is the hour between 8:00 and 9:00 local time, just an enormous candlelight vigil. correspondent kelly o'donnell has made her way there and is standing by live for us. kelly? >> reporter: brian, out of respect for the people who are here, i'm stepping away from this scene from the edge of these candles here where we've watched hundreds, maybe more than a thousand, employees, some work for the airlines, some work with a number of them. many did not want to talk to us on cram because they're really. there have also been a couple different times, brian, when we've heard a very enthusiastic, spontaneous applause, almost a sign of resilience among these employees who have come here on a chilly evening, walked about a half mile aro

brian mooar is on capitol hill with derail the fruners efront-runnh parties? >> reporter: right now donald trump and hillary clinton have a shared strength/weakness. a solid but not unbeatable delegate lead. bernie sanders is denying naysayers including president obama himself who believe it's time for democrats to close ranks behind hillary clinton. >> we have a path toward victory that goes right through idaho. >> reporter: he hopes a western win streak will change his fortunes at the democratic convention in july. some hand-wringing republicans are looking for options to unseat their front-runner, donald trump. they're hoping to pull the not trump vote. former candidates marco rubio and lindsey graham have voiced support for ted cruz but stopped short of endorsing him. mitt romney announced he's voting for cruz next week. trump and let us all down is endorsing lion ted cruz. this is good for me. john kasich refuses to step aside hoping more wins will make him the consensus candidate. >> so maybe they ought to, you know, knock it off and get behind me. >> re

news4's brian mooar live on capitol hill with more. >> reporter: wendy and chris, hillary clinton andve something in common right now. each has a unbeatable delegate lead. bernie sanders is defying naysayers reportedly including president obama himself who believes it's time for democrats to close ranks behind hillary clinton. >> we have a path toward victory that goes right through idaho. >> reporter: he hopes a western win streak will change his fortunes at the democratic convention in july. >> we think that some of these superdelegates who have now supported hillary clinton can come over to us. >> reporter: some hand wringing republicans are looking for options to unseat their front-runner, donald trump. >> the best way to do it is to get a unity ticket. >> reporter: they're hoping to pull the not trump vote. lindsey graham and marco rubio have both voiced support for ted cruz but stopped short of endorsing him. mitt romney says e voting for cruz saying on facebook t of keeping the convention open. john kasich refuses to step aside hoping more wins will make him the consensus candi

hill today. it comes after a judge in california ordered the tech company to help the government hack a terrorist locked phone. the house judiciary committee is weighing in on the privacy fight. nbc's brian mooar has the report. >> on capitol hillings the fbi versus apple, with phone encryption on the line and congress playing referee. >> until this, there was no closet in america, no safe in america, no garage in america, no basement in america that could not be entered with a judge's order. >> fbi director james comey said apple's new encryption is so powerful, only the compa bernardino terrorist syed farook. but he acknowledges what the government previously denied this fight is about far more than one phone. >> if the fbi is successful in requiring apple to unlock this phone, that won't really be a one-time request, correct? >> the issue of locked phones, certainly not. >> apple says everyone's privacy is at stake. >> building that software tool would not affect just one iphone. it would weaken the security for all of them. >> for lawmakers it's no easy choice. >> the big question for our privacy is how much privacy are we going to give up in the name of security. >> the right to cou

brian mooar has the story from washington. on capitol hill ... the fbi versus apple - with phone encryption on the line and congress playing referee. "until this, there was no closet in america, no safe in america, no garage in america, no basement in america that was not that could not be entered with a judge's order." fbi director james comey says apple's new encryption is so powerful - only the company can help it hack the iphone of san bernardino terrorist syed farook. but he acknowledges what the government previously denied: this fight is about far more than just one phone. goodlatte: "if the fbi is to unlock this phone, that won't really be a one-time request, correct?" comey: "well, the issue of locked phones, certainly not." apple says everyone's privacy is at stake. "building that software tool would not affect just one iphone. it would weaken the security for all of them. for lawmakers - it's no easy choice. "the big question for our country is, how much privacy are we going to give up in the name of security." gowdy: "the right to cou

brian hamrick, wlwt news 5. lisa: the stolen car crashed not far from western hills high of a side street. mark: that is where john london is this noon. john: the red ford that came barreling down prosperity place crashed, as you can see , from one sidewalk to the other. ending up just beyond the black vehicle. jolting the neighborhood into a sudden police investigation. here is the car itself. 3 doors are a jar. you can see the path it took, taking out a tree, damaging steps, tossing debris. one neighbor figures that the padlocked fence may have slowed them and helped police catch them. folks say that speeding cars, some of them stolen, siphoning gas, their problems on the street. this morning, their thoughts were not about the crash, but >> that was my main concern . i was out here looking, in the back of the house, under the cars. i was more concerned about them. thank god they found the child. that is the first thing i thought about. john: as you look at the street, we are told prosperity place has seen its share of stolen car crashes, but nothing on the order were magnitude of the kin

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that helped set uphill hill's private e-mail server is granted immunity by the department of justice. trace gallagher joins us with the latest. trace? >> reporter: his name is brianhe worked on the clinton campaign before setting uphill hill's private e-mail server inside her new york home. experts say the fact that he is cooperating is clearly that the fbi investigation into possible wrongdoing is progressing. this is key because it comes before investigators would likely interview hillary clinton and her senior aides about why they decided to use a private server in the first place. and if they knew they were sending classified information in the e-mails. with his testimony, they could then compare notes but there's still no indication so far says "the washington post" that they're convening a grand jury and could subpoena documents and or testimony. the lawyer isn't commenting, nor is the fbi or justice department. the clinton campaign said, as we have said since last summer, secretary clinton has been cooperating with the department of justice's security inquiry including offering an august to meet with them to assist their efforts if needed. the came pain sp

. >> brian: an early morning apartment fire in brunswick. firefighters were called to the laurel hill apartments around 4:00 this morning. this fire is still under investigation, but it began in an apartment. 12 units were affected by the flames. one person was treated and released for smoke inhalation. this is the second apartment fire in brunswick just this week. three miles away, there was a deadly fire monday night attic trihills apartments. at hickory hills apartments. firefighters are still investigating. documents are in the hands of intelligence officials. a former isis member reportedly leaked more than 22,000 pages of secrets to british media. correspondent jonathan viglitti reports. >> reporter: it's being called a war chest of top-secret terrorist data. tens of thousands of alleged isis application forms containing the names, addresses and telephone numbers of aspiring jihadys and the people who recruited them. >> this is the wikileaks of the islamic state. disastrous for them. >> sky news says a disgruntled former isis fighter in turkey gave the data to the british broadc

hills drive. let you know if we hear anything more about that and we'll check it again, brian and sharrie, coming up in the next half hour. >> sounds good, matt. thank you. >>> still ahead, big news on a pair of laws dealing with dissemination. the he could install your ceiling fan.ce said he couldn't. and that one time ron said another chili dog was a good idea. yeah, it wasn't. so when ron said you'd never afford a john deere tractor, you knew better. now ron does too. the e series. legendary john deere quality. unexpected low price. e series compact tractors come with an industry-best, six-year, no-cost powertrain warranty. >> ♪ >> georgia's governor has vetoed a measure that would have protected church leaders who refuse to perform gay marriage ceremonies. the controversial bill would have also allowed religious institutions to refuse service or jobs to someone based on their faith. but opponents say the bill would have allowed discrimination. a number of big named companies threatened to boycott the state if it became law. republican governor nathan deal rejected it today. >> i do not think

hill. senate republicans are saying don't waste your time. >> today i am nominating chief judge marry rick brian garland to join the supreme court. >>reporter: in the rose garden president obama his choice to replace the late an on ins. it is the greatest honor of my life. other than agreeing to mary my 28 years ago. merrick guard lab is recorded as a moderate. born in chicago gramed from well qualified on knee you could not ask for a less controversial right down the middle experienced guy. >> i simply ask republicans in the senate to give him a fair shearing and then an up or down vote. if you don't, then it will not only be an abdication of the state's constitutional beauty it build nominating judges that is beyond repair. let'sly let the american people decide. >> our view is this give the people a voice in pulling this vacancy. >> the next justice could well change the idea logical make up for the supreme to come and reshape america. president obama says he's reached out to every men of the senate judiciary to discuss the nomination. >>> this former 49er who is facing rape charges got invit

hill, any early word? >> well, what you just heard from tom, brian, i think is very accurate. it's that republicans are going to say look, it's not about the person. it's about the principle. and roy blunt, senator from missouri, he said a few weeks ago, look, if they nominated my own daughter, i would vote against her at this time. lindsey graham, republican from south carolina, said on "meet the press," if the president nominated me, i would vote against myself. that's how far they're going to go on this. i think there is some surprise on capitol hill that the president went in this direction with garland, because as you mentioned, there were other potential nomineed who all been voted through here unanimously. we looked at the vote in 1997 when garland was passed in the senate. some of the republicans who are still here who voted against him, mitch mcconnell, chuck grassley, jeff sessions. it takes away a talking point that the white house said, oh, you voted for them in the past. however, when i went back and looked at the video of chuck grassley, the senate judiciary chai

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. >> john: we're checking on a fire at forrest hills neared eddie between woodside. there you have the map. >> brian: we're far from finished. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. it is monday, march 14th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." >>> an amtrak train derails overnight in kansas. dozens of passengers are injured. >> chaos and clashes at donald trump's campaign event. the democratic candidates accuse trump of insight iolence. >> cbs news reveals lavish spending and how wounded warrior

three family members believed to be harbor b hill were also arrested along with another wanted man. abc news' brian ross tweeted in november, salah abdeslam said isis was mad at him because he did not detonate his suicide vest. he's expected to be extradited to france as quickly as possible. >>> ncaa march madness under way. a lot of bracket busting games today, including cal. eric thomas watched the game. michigan state fans also disappointed. >>> political news. donald trump plans to hold a town hall in salt lake city tonight, his first public appearance since the hacker group anonymous declared war on him. while for the democrats bernie sanders not backing down after wins for hillary clinton. here's more from washington. >> reporter: the hacks of this group anonymous took on donald trump. >> donald trump has set his ambitions on the white house in order to promote an agenda of fascism. >> reporter: releasing trump's social security number, cell phone and address with this charge. >> independently investigating this would be dictator. >> reporter: the campaign put out a statement but on twitter,

hills. this appears to be a video of his dog running down a hotel hallway. i don't know. >> tia: why is he up? >> brian: what do you make of all this, tia? >> tia: do you want the truth? i think johnny manziel needs some help. that's what i think. obviously, he's not taking this very seriously if he's just chilling in cali letting his dog run down a hallway of a hotel. shouldn't be worried about your future with the nfl, and your uploads video and up late at night. when you're up late at night like that, it says a lot about your mental state. >> brian: i will say this to try and be fair to this guy, everything he does we scrutinize. >> tia: that's true. >> brian: maybe we overscrutinize and put too much meaning into it. i'm trying to be fair to this guy. >> tia: probably too much >> brian: the browns got hammered. they were just drilled yesterday by the nfl network, espn. people were killing the browns. >> tia: how old is johnny manziel? i can't remember? 22? that's a lot of pressure for someone that age. i cannot imagine when i was 22, you know, millions of people watching me and watching every move i

hill to demand clean water. they also want to know why it took so long for anyone to tell them it was poisoned with lead. as nbc's brian mooar reports, members of congress, they've got a lot of questions of their own. >> reporter: on capitol hill residents of flint, michigan, pleaded for help to end their water crisis. >> what do we want? >> clean water. >> when do we want it? >> now. >> reporter: lawmakers demanded accountability with fingers pointing across partisan lines. >> you need to take some responsibility because you screwed up and you messed up 100,000 people's lives. >> reporter: republicans excoriated the obama administration's epa chief, begin that mccarthy, as democrats lambasted michigan's republican governor, rick snyder. >> you cannot be trusted, and i resign. >> reporter: neither claimed ultimate responsibility. >> these people that made these terrible decisions that showed a clear lack of common sense failed us. but since they work for me, i am responsible for their actions. >> i will take responsibility for not pushing hard enough, but i will not take responsibility for causing this problem. >> repo