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bryan scofield in the weather center... with more. bryan. tonight...mostly clear. lows 52 to 56 on the west side of the valley...51 to 55 on the east side. south wind 5 to 10 mph shifting to the northwest after midnight. .wednesday...sunny. highs 76 to 80 on the west side of the valley...79 to 83 on the east side. winds generally light. .wednesday night...mostly clear. of the valley...52 to 56 on the east side. southwest wind 5 to 10 mph. new at six.. it's been 13 years since the moulin rouge hotel burned to the ground. but tonight.. plans are in the works for something amazing to rise from the ashes.. in the form of a new moulin rouge hotel and casino. 13 action news reporter marissa kynaston tells us how developers hope it will help revitalize the westside. take vo the moulin rouge hotel is just rubble now-- but the five hundred million dollar project will change that. the original moulin rouge hotel was the first desegregated hotel and casino-- and was popular with many african american entertainers. developers want to pay tribute to the history of the hotel-- w

bryan. tonight...mostly clear. lows 52 to 56 on the west side of the valley...51 to 55 on the east side. south wind 5 to 10 mph shifting to the northwest after midnight. .wednesday...sunny. highs 76 to 80 on the west side of the valley... a terrifying night for a family of four.... up.....

the other thing i want to get out of it, bryan, is people. i want -- we need constantly to ventilate ourselves, rejuvenate ourselves, attract both in uniform and civilian ranks the next generation and i have to recognize that, you know, people, younger than us who are in the leadership are different. they have grown up in a different environment, a different way. they have a different way, working a different way of thinking. and if i want the very best of them to come into our department i need to understand what kind of career, what kind of life they want. and so drawing them in, then by the way, sending some of our people out. because a lot of our people are excellent as they are, they have grown up in our system. they need to know how the rest of the world of technology works if they are going to stay up-to-date. both programs and money. and technology. and it's people. >> one of the reasons you're so fascinating, you're a student of everything. you've talked about how you get on a long plane trip with a big stack of textbooks, maybe curl

. >> thank you, bryan. >>> good morning, everyone. we are accident free on all of our majors. we like to see that i put the wrong icon there. i need more coffee that should be construction that what's you will find on dale mabry northbound at 275. hopefully no accidents in that area. i mayy just cursed us. the veteran expressway indicating speeds at our above the speed limit as you travel all the way in from tampa international airport. if you're catching a flight, you should not have any delays getting to the airport. 17 minutes for the travel time right now, state road 54 all the way in. gayle and gene? >> happening today, an alert about drug overdoses that is impacting our community and particularly our first responders. >> in a span of 4 days, crews in tampa answered 22 calls about spice. a dozen of the calls coming in in one day alone. >>> josh thomas is live from the fire station on zach street. josh, it's a big danger in the bay area. >> it most certainly is, gene, and that's why the first responders want to get out in front of the situation that i will release more inf

>> this week on talk to al jazeera--lawyer and executive director of the equal justice initiative, bryan stevenson. >> we have to stop telling the lies that we tell about who we are. we celebrate our history of slavery. we celebrate our era of terrorism. >> stevenson has spent his career fighting racism in the criminal justice system--the legacy of slavery and times of "racial terror" continue to impact the lives of african americans today. >> what we did to african americans between the end of reconstruction and world war ii rivals anything we read about in the mideast today perpetrated by isis. >> the lawyer and his staff have worked to help more than 100 wrongly condemned prisoners awaiting death. >> for every nine people we've executed, we've identified one innocent person on death row, who was proved innocent. it's a shocking rate of error. if for every nine planes that took off, one crashed and everybody died, the f.a.a. wouldn't let anybody fly. >> the author of just mercy has also taken on cases to challenge extreme sentencing; to defend children tried as adults. >> we are wrong

bryan llenas was out earlier.la, is this good for the republicans to have the front-runner, surrounded by so much controversy as we watch jan brewer there head to the stage? >> it might not be good for the republicans, leland, but it's good for the country. i'm glad that trump is running, because we have more people participating in the process. now, look, every american has a god-given right to state their grievances or protests. but i agree with mark. don't trample on donald trump's first amendment rights. so is it good for the party that we have such a controversial front runner? maybe not. but i believe it's good for america. >> and angela, i want you to elaborate a little bit, because, like you said, he is leading in the polls, the front-runner. 58 delegates at stake, winner take all for arizona. what are the political repercussions of all of the events we are seeing today ahead of tuesday? >> i think this only helps trump. i mean, a lot of folks are out there. they're trying to determine -- there is so much

let's go to 13-weather first chief meteorologist bryan scofield in the weather center. bryan. quiet and warm weather will continue for the next several days as high pressure remains in control of the forecast. however, chances are on the horizon for the weekend and the start to next week. you'll remember these awful images... swans beheaded... snapped... and eggs crushed. today... the boy accused of the mutilation... decided to skip the trial... and... jump right to the punishment. 13 action news reporter.... parker collins has his un-expected apology. outside the court... people rallying for the teen to face the hardest punishment... but inside... the story twists. attorneys say the suspect would never normally do something like this... but he was thinking about a girl. 10:02:16-10:02:19 "i want to apologize for what i done." that's all he said... no more details to explain the action. just a quiet barely audible apology... meant to make ammends for this... mercilessly killing-- even beheading-- swans at desert shores. denise 10:22:29-10:22:38 "we've cared for them for the pa

bryan, thank you. nice of you to fill in. >> you're welcome. >>> of course we will stay on top of these stories throughout the morning for you. catch our updates during the today show. >> you can get the news any time by downloading our wfla news app, and visit us online on wfla.com. >>> good morning. playing nice. >> i cannot believe how civil it's been up here. >> the republican for shl presidential hopefuls abandon nasty insults and stick to the issues at last night's debate. while donald trumpddresses accusations of growing violence at his campaign events. is he doing enough to discourage it? >>> states of emergency. rescues in the south as the death toll rises from the flooding.

bryan... quiet and warm weather will continue for the next several days as high pressure remains in control of the forecast. however, chances are on the horizon for the weekend and the start to next week. in the short term, high temps will remain around 80 through frid and out throughout those days. by friday we'll get an extra push of clouds as a weak system pushes through the area. new at six.. hundreds of workers took to the picket lines today in reno. it happened at the construction site for tesla's new gigafactory. 13 action news reporter gina lazara explains why the workers say tesla isn't holding up its end of a billion dollar < the protesters are furious over state tax breaks that workers claim are being used to bring workers from new mexico to work at the site....instead of our own nevadans. you might remember governor brian sadoval signed legislation that gave one point four billion dollars in tax incentives to build the gigafactory. tesla workers say these tax dollars should be used

so let's get right to our certified meteorologist bryan shields in severe weather center 9. bryan. >> yeah, today the first full day of spring, bob, and we're going to see some frost on the way for tonight. it is definitely going to be a cold night. we have a frost advisory up for marion county but north and west of i-4 especially. don't forget about the pets tonight or -- if you're in one of those typical hot spots. 67 in lake mary, 65 in longwood. as we swing over towards volusia county seeing some numbers in the low to mid 60s. so we're going to drop we'll see the temperatures in the 40s. coming up we'll track bob. >> all right. see you then bryan. >>> breaking right now in orange county, jeff la coolage just arrived on the scene where a 20 acre brush fire is burning now much of central florida is under a fire warning right now for at least jeff, you spoke with residents about how that fire came up right to the back of their homes. >> reporter: yeah, bob, they were nervous they would have to leave their homes. take a look. this is where the edge of the fire line was and y

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bryan mims in for brian schrader. >> this accident is off airport boulevard. not much to speak of and not causing any delays. as you see on the map, not much going on. it is rather quiet out there on this friday morning. that is a good thing. let's take a look at the durham freeway to i-42 downtown, this is alexander boulevard not sewing any issues there. here is highway 147 at ellis road. no problems to report there t looks pretty good at highway 147, the durham freeway and mangum street. no issues we can spot on the cameras. let's take awe quick look at i- 40 through garner coming in from johnston county, 11 high highway 42 to the i-440 split. back to you. . >> thank you, bryan. >>> we are following breaking news out of lee county where one man is dead and a lee county deputy is injured following a crash. >>> manuel torres was doing a security check at a church in the sanford area. he turned from the church parking lot onto east forest oaks drive and hit an atv head on. the driver of the atv, 31-year- old shelton mclean, died. troopers say these atv was stra

♪ >> police chief tom bryan, highflying tom bryan. ♪ >> upside down, missed my landing ramp and endedribs and a crack chamber. you know, but i never missed a day at work. never did. [laughter] i hobbled in here. >> i'm here, boss. [laughter] >> back when he was a detective and long before he was a police chief he used to get his yard has out but get on the weekends by rocking red white and blue leathers and jumping over semi trucks, cars, monster trucks. >> to go out there and do something at that time that not too many people were doing, but obviously this has evolved. kids doing back flips. >> again you have got to be on top of begin sometimes you have got to roll the dice and tom willingly did so, but not gladly because consequences to to be extreme. >> when i face planted the digital thermometer broke my nose. stitches in my eyelids, a torn rotator cuff, broken foot, ankle. broken collarbone. >> i will give it a shot. >> is not done this for years. he has kept the memorabilia. >> first of all, they weigh like 35 pounds. >> but it is like finding out that your uncle used to be a we

back to you. >> thank you, bryan. charlotte's new ordinance involving transgender people and bathrooms could become the special legislature session. >> council members are coming to raleigh to voice their objection. us more. >> reporter: good morning bell and renee. supporters of this ordinance say their bounds by threateng to pass a law t overturn this local ordinance. charlotte city council, passed an ordinance that would allow transgender people to use the restrooms of the gender they identify with. the rules would go into effect april 1st. many said this is a threat to public safety. house members in the senate have suggested calling a special session in order to pass a law to overturn this. governor pat mccrory is against the ordinance saying that it is a violation of privacy, but he wants lawmakers to wait until session starts until the 25ing to the deal with that issue. special sessions cost the state about $42,000 a day. phil burger has called on the attorney general to step in on the matter. members of the ch

let's get started with stororm team meteorologist bryan bennett. what are we in for this weekend? >>we will have a chance for showers and storms today. i wish we could call for a bebeautiful, sunny dry day. let's take a look at it right now. we're at 70 degrees right now and 60s in saint paul -- manatee county. just a few sprinkles and light showers drifting across the area but nonothing to really write home abouout. we do have some pretty big storms right now south of tallahassee. that's drifting to the east southeast. rough timing for that heavy rain moving through, maybe between 1212 pm and roughly 4 pm. kind of smack dab in the middle of the day. we could see a heavy downpour are two possible. possssible -- partly cloudy, a shower possible, temperatures in the upper 70s -- upper 80s, with scattered midday showers and storms. >>> in breaking news a motorcyclist is dead after an early-morning crash on kennedy boulevard. it happened right here downtown. with the victims family yet, so officers really aren't getting a lot of details. as soon as we get any information, we will be s

bryan, that cool won't stick around for long. >> it's not going to last too long. it's been dry and windy. that's why we have that high er fire threat. now the temperatures now a lot of 60s around. 65 in orlando, deland at 63. a huge difference from yesterday, about 15 to 20 degrees cooler. tonight will be our coldest night this week. by up who needs to protect the plants and where we're going to see frost by day brake. >> see you again shortly. >>> new this morning rngs an , an hour dc deputy has been tripped of his gun and badge because he's accused of pulling that gun on another driver in the case of road rage. >> the victim said he was trying to get home. kathy belich is live. did he know the over driver was a deputy when he called 911? >> no. -- >> reporter: no. rich valentine left orange county but closer to home in traffic in clermont he said the off duty deputy went off on him and eventually pointed a gun at him. >> alleged victim richard valentine said he was trying to cross over highway 50 to florida avenue. we found heavy traffic here today. valentine sa

bryan. tonight...mostly clear. lows 52 to 56 on the west side of the valley...51 to 55 on the east side. south wind 5 to 10 mph shifting to the northwest after midnight. .wednesday...sunny. highs 76 to 80 on the west side of the valley... a terrifying night for a family of four.... up..... in the middle of the night by robbers.... inside their home! and... it only gets worse from there... 13 action news reporter..... parker collins brings you the story.... we broke first.... on 13 action news. 7:26:31-7:26:41 "this one really upsets me . they broke in in the middle of the night while people were sleeping? no that can't happen." four armed people forced their way into this home... three men and a woman. when they broke in, the family was completely vulnerable, fast asleep in their beds. what exactly they wanted is unclear. johnny sanchez, neighbor 7:23:19-7:23:28 "the person who was invaded i know her and she's a very nice lady and she has children and i just hope her children are fine." they stole several things...

. >> bryan hansen gets some much-needed help to avoid more time in the hole. >>> and later -- an inmate barber offers his chair to a new clientele.

of bryan. i waited for him too. once we turned our head, we saw a car coming by real fast and we didn't know what to do. curb in northbergen. the teens were hit on the sidewalk saturday night. 16-year-old herrera, and 17- year-old rodriguez died instantly. sanchez suffered a broken leg from the impact of the crash. >> they put on my leg, so the bones could stay in place. >> reporter: 23-year-old eric patterson is charged with death by auto, speeding and driving with a suspended license. police say the suspect's car was caught on multiple surveillance cameras, blowing through red lights and going more than 70 miles per hour in a 25 mile-per-hour speed zone. manny's mother, bella sanchez told me in spanish, her son is doing better. he's stable physically, but not emotionally. >> even though they're not here with me, they're always going to be in my heart. i'm always going to remember the good moments we had together. >> reporter: manny tells me screws from his leg tomorrow and that will give him

bryan. quiet and warm weather will continue for the next several days as high pressure remains in control of the forecast. however, chances are on the horizon for the weekend and the start to next week. in the short term, high temps friday with cloud cover in and out throughout those days. by friday we'll get an extra push of clouds as a weak system pushes through the area. an update now on a story.... we first brought you... as it was breaking. chopper 13 fast and first over the scene of a nasty crash... involving a motorcyclist.... near lake mead and buffalo. 13 action news has been told by metro.... the motorcyclist has been upgraded to stable condition.... at u-m-c-. the crash is still under an update now.... on a story... you'll see only.... on action news. the "white's only" message.... written on the curb in a valley neighborhod curb.... has been erased.... but... more offensive signage is showing up. today.... parents were walking over.... a swastika.... in the middle of the sidewalk

bryan pagliano is the linchpin of this case because we set up the server. he was hired to do so specifically. and interestingly enough, he never told the state department, by the way, that he was on the clinton private payroll. he lied on his government disclosure forms and that's one of the reasons he had to be granted immunity, because that lie, that failure to disclose was a federal crime. >> is it a big deal crime? >> it can be a misdemeanor, it can be a felony depending on what it relates to. the point was, when he did not reveal that he had two jobs for mrs. clinton, one off the payroll, that became a crime. everything else taken together, he was the perfect person to immunize. i would have immunized him just as they did, and i probably would have waited as long as they did. they subpoenaed records from third-parties about him, bank records, records of his computer service company and that's why there's a grand jury, because they can't issue subpoenas like that without a grand jury authorizing it. so they did exactly the right thing and i would have d

bryan lambert: she was nowhere near mr. delbrugge when the crime was committed. dave: a judge agreed to reduce her bond as a principal to robbery to $2500. $150,000, was lowered to with conditions he $25,000 must stay in contact with the court. the attorney would not discuss specifics, but he did say -- bryan lambert: i understand why it' s such a big deal, it' s girl scouts, that' s an american icon. dave: the girl scout' s aunt said earlier this week. shannon remache: it was just sad because i know my niece is such a kind, loving little girl, and for that to happen to her, it' s been traumatic for her. dave: today by phone she simply said she' s glad there have been arrests. in volusia county, dave mcdaniel, wesh 2 news. meredith: the family of the suspects did not wish to comment today. community donations have more than replaced the lost money. veterans' cemetary. lawmakers could leave the survivors of slain law enforcement officers empty-handed. a call to action is being sounded by the widow of orange county deputy scott pine, who was killed two years ago. b

"eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan, spoke to a family friend about how she's doing right now. >> it is one of those pray that the cops get you first. >> reporter: michael has a few ideas what he would like to do to the the two people severely beat his friend's mother. it happened sometime monday night into tuesday morning. the victim is 92 years old. >> they beat her up asking for the money, from what i understand, they got $20, and then they hog tied her and threw her down cellar steps. >> reporter: ewing township police got a call tuesday morning from the neighbor who saw door opened at victim's house and thought a burglary happened. officers arrived and found the elderly woman tied in the basement. >> she was bound with electrical cards and she sustained skull fracture and internal bleeding on the brain. >> reporter: women said she was punched in the face repeatedly by two men. she is still hospitalized. we spoke to her daughter on the phone at nine two-year old's bedside, woman is in a

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wral's bryan mims is on the scene. that's it happened at an wral's bryan mims is on the scene. what happened? >> reporter: please got the call after 2:00 this morning when they arrived here at the hardee terrace apartments, they found the man shot to death. hardee street is where we are standing now, north of holloway street in durham. for a good while this morning the focus of the investigation was centered on a nissan altima parked behind me. in the last 30 to 40 minutes, police removed that car, it is no longer on the scene. let me show you video of the scene earlier this morning, it stretched across a couple of parking lots here are hardee terrace, the one where i am standing alongside, and another just a few yards down the road. police have given no information to us about the circumstances surrounding the shooting, they have not released the identity of the victim. so we have no name.

reporting live, bryan callahan, 13 action news. now to the latest developments on the race for the white house. as expected.. donald trump and hillary clinton are the big winners on with primaries or caucuses in a dozen states. tonight.. trump has has won seven states but didn't run the table.. while alaska is still too close to call. marco rubio will walk away with minnesota.. marking his first win in the 2016 race. ted cruz won texas and oklahoma.. and says he's trump's only real competition for the gop nomination. and after tonight, we have seen that our campaign is the only campaign that has beaten, that can beat, and that will beat donald trump." the stakes are extremely high tonight.. with nearly half of the republica convention delegates needed to win the nomination are up for grabs. in the race for the democratic nomination.. hillary clinton is dominating bernie sanders. she will win 7 states.. with sanders taking only 4.. including his home state of vermont. (hillary clinton/(d) presidential candidate) i resist the forces

i'm cleve bryan. coming yup students are bringing these dogso campus for a good cause.art failure, danger is always on the rise. symptoms worsen because your heart isn't pumping well. (water filling room) about 50 percent of people die (dog whimpering) within 5 years of getting diagnosed. but there's something you can do. talk to your doctor about heart failure treatment options. because the more you know, the more likely you are... (dog whimpering) to keep it pumping. >> you might see new student walking around at rowan university. these adorable little puppies learning just like the student. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan tells you what those puppies training for, and where they'll go when they graduate. >> if you want to be the most popular person on college campus, brink ago pup toy class will certainly do the trick. and for few select students at rowan university, that's exactly what they're doing. >> they're on loan to rowan students volunteering in a puppy raising program for the non-profit organization k9 companions foreign dependence. jimmy and nicole,

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up next, bryan stow's new mission. is inspiring young students to stand up to bullies. >> and kristen sze has a look at what's coming up at 5:00. >>> coming up next, b.a.r.t.'s plan to reduce commute congestion. but there is a catch. and the building boom planned for oakland. it's almost like adding a new town. and how you can see the early encounters between china and the west, rig >>> do you know all the answers this >> every script we would get, we would rush to the hair and makeup room and say, did you read it yet? it's crazy. it's just such a wonderful ensemble of actors. our minds were kind of blown with each one. >> catch the premiere of "the family" at 9:00 p.m. right here on abc 7. >>> ground breaking for the 14-acre "star wars" themed land will soon begin next month. it's the biggest expansion of disneyland in decades. it will feature a ride that lets visitors pilot the millennium falc falcon. >>> brian stow was the former paramedic attacked five years ago. he now has a new mission in life. >> i'm bryan stow

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chief meteorologist bryan scofield joining us.... from the weather center now. bryan... the temps are climbing.. we're getting close to above normal... right? . tonight...mostly clear. lows 52 to 56 on the west side of the valley...51 to 55 on the east side. south wind 5 to 10 mph shifting to the northwest after .wednesday...sunny. highs 76 to 80 on the west side of the valley...79 to 83 on the east side. winds generally light. .wednesday night...mostly clear. lows 53 to 57 on the west side of the valley...52 to 56 on the east side. southwest wind 5 to 10 mph. new at 6:30.. billboards that can track your cell phone without your consent. one of the nation's biggest outdoor advertisers is starting a new program that includes the tracking technology. anne mcnamara explains why they'll be following you. 41:05 i'm not a criminal. i'm not doing anything bad! us...laura wilkey doesn't think she has much to hide but -- that doesn't mean she wants to be tracked while out walking the dog! laura wilkey against billboard tracking 40:32 it's actually rather horrifying to t

we've been following bryan stow's progression since the former paramedic was attacked five years ago. abc 7 news reporter vic lee heard his message to students and his new mission in life. >> reporter: it was a far different bryan stow from the paramedic who was brutally beaten march 31st, 2011 outside dodgers stadium. the victim who suffered severe brain injury. today he walked to the stage, all beat on crutches. but he walked. a huge victory in his long road to recovery. >> i'm bryan stow, and i want to share my story with you. nine months i was in a coma. nine months. i was on a ventilator with a feeding tube. >> reporter: he called his attackers adult bullies, two men who are now paying for their crimes in prison. but stow, the victim of their senseless attack, has a new window in his life, a window with a new mission. >> i survived for a reason. i'm finding my purpose again. i'm on a mission to tell my story of survival. i want to stop bullies from hurting anyone else. >> reporter: the youngsters in the packed auditorium listened to stow's story, the strength of his message writt

bryan hansen got 30 days in administrative segregation for coming on to a female staff member.imothy schrieber got 20 days for verbally abusing an officer. and the fun seems to be over for royanna freed as well. >> i'm moving to unit number six. i need a change. and there's another transgender over there and some over people i met when i started working in the kitchen. i don't know. i'm just tired of it over here. i'm getting caught taking my pillow on camera. look at that. i'm going to jail. >> what was that about? >> because you're not supposed to take your pillow with you, i don't know, from unit to unit. i don't know. >> and you thought you could get away with it? >> i did. i almost did, look. because it's like a big old hassle to get another one. anyway, oh well. how embarrassing, huh? anyway. yeah, this is what -- i've never moved before, so i don't know how to work this. >> with the transfer, royanna leaves behind the two other gay inmates who had become friends. robert burzee and michael cherry. >> royanna moved over to six, so -- so the trio's kind of split up. >> time

we've been following bryan stow's progression since the former paramedic was attacked five years ago. abc 7 news reporter vic lee heard his message to students and his new mission in life. >> rorter: it was a far different bryan stow from the paramedic who was brutally beaten march 31st, 2011 outside dodgers stadium. the victim who suffered severe brain injury. today he walked to the stage, all beat on crutches. but he walked. a huge victory in his long road to recovery. >> i'm bryan stow, and i want to share my story with you. nine months i was in a coma. nine months. i was on a ventilator with a feeding tube. >> reporter: he called his attackers adult bullies, two men who are now paying for their crimes in prison. but stow, the victim of their senseless attack, has a new window in his life, a window with a new mission. >> i survived for a reason. i'm finding my purpose again. i'm on a mission to tell my story of survival. i want to stop bullies from hurting anyone else. >> reporter: the youngsters in the packed auditorium listened to stow's story, the strength of his message written

bryan's road weather index showing where the fog is this morning. it's doing a pretty good job of outlining it. >> seems to be. that quarter mile visibility, that's what we get concerned about around henderson and roxboro, that's what the airports are reporting this morning. you'll need to allow some extra time especially north and west of the triangle. not seeing any problems with fog in the triangle area proper or fayetteville, but we'll be watching carefully this morning. taking a look at the live commute, no accidents right now, starting to see the typal delays building on 40 westbound around the clayton bypass, not slowing the overall drive that much between the 42 and the beltline, but it's something that will be watching and we'll have another update in about 15 minutes. at the built line starting off at 6 forks road with the traffic heading away from us westbound conditions as you head towards glenwood. cameras turned around giving you a better look at glenwood. the beltline also looks good from i-40 to wade avenue, the trip is taking about

bryan garner, thank you very much. when we come back, the trial of the century returns as a tv miniseries. "the people v o.j. simpson." alan, you were on the defense team, and jeff, you were the book. let's talk about it next. >>> o.j. simpson's murder trial was dubbed the trial of the century. and americans are reliving it in this miniseries that's out now, "the people v. o.j. simpson: american crime story." back with me, alan dershowitz who was part of the o.j. simpson defense team. and jeffrey toobin. the miniseries is based on the book about his trial, "the run of his life: the people versus o.j. simpson." i am obsessed. >> good. >> jeffrey knows i'm obsessed because i called him and he sent me the link -- or he got fx to send me the link. so i watched the episodes in advance. but i didn't see last night because i was traveling. jeffrey, when you look at this and everyone's obsessed with it, everywhere i go people are talking about it. you're watching this and you see the police, you see the treatment of african-am

bob castellini needs to be patient, because he signed off on rebuilding his team.and bryan price needs to be patient. he told me when i was out in goodyear a couple of weeks ago, he won't be throwing any life rings to his very young team. and despite veterans at first, second short and for the moment, right field, this is a very young team. in a sense, bryan price has to manage a major league team much like a double-a or triple-a manager goes about his job. the name of the game is 'always' to win. but, you can't have that at the expense of developing young talent into

let's go to bryan scofield and 'weather first.' quiet and warm weather will continue for the next several days as high pressure remains in control of the forecast. however, chances are on the horizon for the weekend and the start to next week. in the short term, high temps will remain around 80 through friday with cloud cover in and out throughout those days. by friday we'll get an extra push of clouds as a weak system pushes through the area. on saturday, breezy winds will move in ahead of a storm system that will bring windy conditions, chances for rain and cooler air to the area. highs will drop by a few degrees on saturday to the mid and upper 70s. by sunday we'll be in the windy category, high will drop a few rain will come into the forecast sunday evening. chances for rain will continue into monday, along with windy conditions and high temps will drop to the upper 60s. a new take on skydiving is soaring in popularity... leaving the ground. and... it could be on its way to becoming.... a new extreme sport. the now's.... ariel

. >> former federal prosecutors bryan phillips believes person a is the primary target. person a is only described as a public official. person b is described as someone who worked for that public official. >> the feds found person b took cash from the one door bank account and it was sometimes deposited as cash into the public official's personal account on the same day. >> it would be the most this incredible coincidence or a plan or scheme to launder or high the proceeds of the fraud. >> 9 investigates has uncovered invitations to fundraisers for one door using congresswoman's corrine brown's name. one sent to a high ranking orlando city employee in 2013 was sent from an official account. they were directed to make checks payable to one door and to vonnie simmons. that's corrine brown's staff. >> why should people at home care about this? >> when a public official don't follow the rules it erodes everyone's trust and confidence in the government. >> bryan phillips said they're not naming the public official or the staffer because they vice president been indicted. ed

bryan took the fifth before congress but now talking to the fbi. spotlighting an issue donald trump raised again today. >> assuming she's not arrested for the e-mail situation. >> reporter: key legal issues with classified information mishandled. what was the damage? what was her role? >> the overriding legal issue is what was done at her direction and what was done with her knowledge. >> reporter: the fbi director has taken charge. >> i am very close personally to that investigation. >> reporter: today clinton's spokesman said she's eager to be interviewed by the fbi. >> calling secretary clinton in to answer questions may be the final steps to helping them wrap up the investigation. >> there is no classified materials. >> reporter: a controversy that has clouded secretary clint for a year. bernie sanders gave her a pass on the issue last fall. and today his wife and adviser told me -- >> maybe more people but we're not going to make an issue out of it. >> reporter: it is likely clinton will have to testify. her team says they're glad her former a

let's go to 13 weather first chief meteorologist bryan scofield. tonight...mostly clear. lows 52 to 56 on the west side of the valley...51 to 55 on the east side. south wind 5 to 10 mph shifting to the northwest after midnight. .wednesday...sunny. highs 76 to 80 on the west side of the valley...79 to 83 on the east side. winds generally light. .wednesday night...mostly clear. lows 53 to 57 on the west side of the valley...52 to 56 on the east side. .thursday...mostly sunny. highs 76 to 80 on the west side of the valley...81 to 85 on the east side. north wind 5 to 10 mph shifting to the south in the afternoon. night...mostly cloudy. you'll hear from children living by, who say they're afraid a fire will soon destroy the place they call home. and it's survelliance video that'll take your breath away. you see wind blowing a bit, when suddenly a tornado comes sweeping through a hardware shop. and a woman somehow survives it all! and a look at today's closing numbers.. the dow ended up 348-points, closing at 16,865. in the battle of the burgers, one mad

bob castellini needs to be patient, because he signed off on rebuilding his team.and bryan price needs to be patient. he told me when i was out in goodyear a couple of weeks ago, he won't be throwing any life rings to his very young team. and despite veterans at first, second short and for the moment, right field, this is a very young team. in a sense, bryan price has to manage a major league team much like a double-a or triple-a manager goes about his job. the name of the game is 'always' to win. but, you can't have that at the expense of developing young talent into for a manager who has just a year left on his contract, it's a tightrope to walk. but when i asked price about it, he talked like a manager who plans on being around here more than one more year. trt :34outcue:...that can win a world series."price sot ((price: people say you're conceding a season. we're not conceding a season. what we're doing is give our young players to develop which mean i will not, i won't be throwing a life ring out. i will not be pinch hitting for some of our young hitters every time there's a tough

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anchors adlib and toss to bryan tonight...mostly clear. lows 52 to 56 on the west side valley...51 to 55 on the east side. south wind 5 to 10 mph shifting to the northwest after midnight. .wednesday...sunny. highs 76 to 80 on the west side of the valley...79 to 83 on the east side. winds generally light. .wednesday night...mostly clear. lows 53 to 57 on the west side of the valley...52 to 56 on the east side. southwest wind 5 to 10 mph. .thursday...mostly sunny. highs 76 to 80 on the west side of the valley...81 to 85 on the cloudy. lows around 57. .friday and friday night...mostly cloudy. highs around 80. lows 53 to 56. .saturday...mostly sunny. highs around 76. .saturday night...mostly cloudy. lows around 54. .sunday...partly sunny and windy with a 20 percent chance of rain showers. highs around 73. .sunday night...mostly cloudy and windy with a 30 percent chance of rain showers. lows around 49. .monday...mostly cloudy and cooler with a 40 percent chance highs around 61. a consumer alert from contact 13: americans spend a ton a money on