dean strang and jerry buting...are hitting the road for a series called "a conversation on making a murderer." the netflix series...about the men's client steven avery... has taken america's crime obsession to a new level. the two lawyers say avery is serving life in prison for a crime he d dn't commit. their speaking to begins april will traveveto cities across the united states and canada through mid-august. and maybe even a more interesting detail to fans.....each night will also feature a q&a portion and the opportunity for the audience to address questions directly to strang and buting. jenna: the office of the director of national intelligence released what appears to be osama bin laden's will and personal letters. they were recovered during the may 2020 raid on bin laden's compound in pakistan, where he was killed. in the documents... bin laden claimed to have 29-million dollars in sudan. the whereabouts of that money is unknown. his letters include warnings to the u-s and advice to al qaeda's affiliates. more documents are expected to be released later this year after they're declass

the series...about strang and buting's client steven avery... has taken america's crime obsession to a new level. the two lawyers say avery is serving life in prison for a crime he didn't commit. the event is set for may 1st at the aronoff center. a new twist in the bengals, steelers drama... coming joe danneman explains why a comment made by pacman, has everyone talking... here's your morning wake up call. pkg adam jones made a headline tuesday. pacman said on a radio show that he wouldn't mind playing for the steelers... says he'd prefer not to - but just wants to play anywhere a team is ready to win. i like adam. i know his history and i understand he's on his second - maybe even third chance... but... i think he sincerely wants to be a different person no matter what his reputation says he is. trust me - he wants to be reckless on sunday - the day he can still be pacman... kind of his alter ego. does he need to check himself a little? i think so. just this last season he took a guy's head and slammed it during a game - and of course we all r

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the series is about strang and buting )s client steven avery -- who has taken america s crime obsession to a new level. the two lawyers say avery is serving commit. their speaking tour begins april 16th in boston and will travel to cities across the united states and canada through mid-august. no word on if they plan to come to virginia. isle of wight police found a man burned to death just a few feet from his car. since then -- investigators have made no arrests -- and say they need your help to help crack the unsolved case. newschannel 3 s brendan ponton has the story. outcue:".std." duration:117 music 00:52 its kind of a mystery for us. what happened to torrey? that question has consumed investigators at the isle of wight sheriff s office for more than three years. torrey anderson was found shot and burned about 15 feet from this charred car in february 20-13. but his killer is still on the loose. 00:57 we dont know if he was killed here in isle of wight county if unfortunately he was killed somewhere else and his body was just dumped here. all we know is we have a car that was burne

short, buted it sweet. something everyone would remember her well by. president obama will not be in attendance, keeping with tradition. mrs. obama will be there. we will carry the service live at 2:00 this afternoon. a surprising endorsement to tell you about in the race for the white house. his supporton threw behind donald trump. despite his repeated insults, the two have buried the hatchet. dr. cars: it is about america. jummy: he said his meeting surprised him with how cerebral donald trump is behind the scenes. many describe the debate in florida as civil. d.c. republicans have the chance to weigh in. the gop primary is 10:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. in northwest d.c. 19 delegates are at stake. that is equal to hawaii's deligate count. an accident happened at the intersection of branch avenue and accokeek road. the driver was pronounced dead at the hospital. if they people expect are hitting the roads now? let's check in with angela. you expect? can a couple of and volume delays for the most part. and on slow in interstate 95 in virginia. traffic came

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run, butes will still big crowds are expected, so you are urged to find alternate travel.l morning washington" start early at 4 a.m. with breaking news and traffic reports. leon: the other big news from the campaign trail, donald trump takes florida by a big margin. dropforces marco rubio to out of the race, saying he is proud, but it's not god's plan for him to be president. hillary clinton took the most dates in the democratic data. she has a near tie with bernie sanders in missouri. still some counting to do. stay with abc 7 for updates. alison: be the first to know when there is breaking news that impact you. sign up for text alerts at wjla.com\ for crash survival, subaru has developed ours most revolutionary feature yet. a car that can see trouble and stop itself to avoid it. when the insurance institute for highway safety tested front crash prevention nobody beat subaru models with eyesight. not toyota. not ford or any other brand. subaru eyesight. an extra set of eyes, every time you drive. alison: final look at the weather? steve: tomorrow we start off with sunshin

buting in like that. 83 degrees at the auto mall. we have a west wind at 9 miles an hour. mostly these streaky high clouds made of ice crystals from the west. temperatures reaching into the upper 8080s . 68 degrees at wakeup. warm again. the clouds in the sky for tomorrow afternoon. and for the morning as well. possibly some patchy fog, but again, the clouds are moving in. maybe a few showers favoring northern areas. that includes this evening. we have some showers occurring rain chanceses jump to 50% saturday. 30% sunday. falling off monday, tuesday, with actually cooler air sliding g in. that is another foggy view from shelly out in largo. a common sight for many folks. 77 at the airport. the dew point 65 degrees. that is a fairly high dew point that eqequates to higher humidity. still 86 bartow. a little cooler on the beaches. weeki wachee, a few more clouds. the on shore flow is keeping temperatures in the 70s along the coastal areas. got a front to the north of us just kind of hanging out here and the flow from west to east. high clouds. area of low pressure traveling

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dean strang and jerry buting are heading out on tour for a series called "a conversation on making a murderer." the two lawyers say their client steven avery is serving life in prison for a crime he didn't commit. 16th in boston and runs through mid-august. each night will also feature a q&a portion for fans to address their role in the case. no vegas stops are planned... but the closest ones will be san diego... on july 17-th... and phoenix on august 12-th./// ((paula francis)) > an iconic band... coming to vegas? ((dave courvoisier)) where the rolling stones are rumored to perform... before the end of the year. plus: (( they can take their reading skills and apply it in a real special setting )) ((paula francis)) > pairing up students... with shelter animals. coming up at six... the success already being seen... as kids sit down for story time... with man's best friend./// ((coming up... a very big day in campaign 2016, as millions of americans cast their votes. original reporting of all the candidates and the results. super tuesday from inside out. coming up on the cbs evening new

the adoring wife in public, bute behind the scenes she i was a politically astute analyst and the keepertheres was one detail the first lady did not plan. the staff decided to honor her the same way her husband was honored. in contact, adam housley, fox news. > he would have much more coverage of today's tribute to o nancy reagan on our website, goo to fox5 d.c..com. thank you very much, shawn. sha a beautiful day today. so what's going to happen thisae weekend? >> well, you know it's going to be a little cooler. we have a little bit of rain to talk about, but overall not bad. i think we've been spoiled that we will accept everything. ev >> we won't accept snow, but e more sunshine and that's at least as what we're going to t have as we start tomorrow. tom a beautiful shot of our national cathedral. another beautiful day today.oday a few clouds. the is it's in the a washout at least. we will see some of the wet weather, but it's not the entire weekend. so that's at least good newses. cooler on saturday and sunday. temperatures will rice again, however, once we get into next week. todays

he didn't have much choice bute to stop or he would actually have run him over and that's when the guy said he had been shot and got into his car. > police believed the driver di was just being a good samaritan. the victim is still in the hospital. police are trying to figure out who shot him. > it is hard to believe, butiee two years have passed since the disappearance of eight year old relisha rudd. rud rude was last seen on surveillance video with a janitor near the d.c. general g homeless shelter where she lived with her family. that janitor khalil tatum was later found dead of self inflicted gunshot wound. his wife was also found shot to debt.bt relisha was never found. this weekend friends and family gather together to celebrate her life. > a strange and scary or deal for a fairfax county couple. yesterday morning about a half dozen bullets came flying c through the walls of their home. at first they didn't realize what was happening. you can see the bullet who else left behind.d. mr. fits was walking around the house at about 4:00 a.m. when he heard a loud noise. he thought it w

definitely feeling better, butee feeling even warmer for the middle part of the week. that forecast coming your way in a few minutes. > despite this weekend's coldod weather the peak bloom date is still wednesday. cherry blossom festival kicked off sunday and it runs to april 17. > police are investigating two boys who were stabbed outturn line. > marina maracco is life with the details. >>reporter: another assault aboard a metro train, this timee orange line happening at about 3:30 this afternoon.erno metro says these two juveniles were actually traveling with larmier group of about 20 others. both those juveniles got off th train here at the potomac avenue metro and walked about a mile a and that's where they were con fronted by a police officer who sought the injuries.soug i want you to take a look atat this video here from the scene.. officers both from mpd as well as metro transit police officers looking at the evidence on thehe ground, an article of clothing. at this point detectives stillde trying to figure out what exactly happened. but neighbors hearsay this m

now i will abide by the law bute the law expanded. i would like -- >> dickerson: how? >> i'd like to -- i happen to think that when you're fighting an enemy that chops off heads, ink this we should use something that is stronger than we have right now. right now basically waterboarding is essentially notand it. >> dickerson: ud would like it to be. >> i would certainly like it to be at minimum -- at minimum to we don't have waterboarding -- >> i think we have become very weak and ineffective that's why not we're in the beating isis.erson: you think people got rid of the law to be weak? >> no. i think that we are weak. i think we're weak. quickly. general at that time ton would have had them down. set of rules. we are -- let me just put itfferently. when isis people chop off the heads go back to their homes and they talk, and they hear we're talking about waterboarding like it's the just drowned a hundred people and chopped off 50 heads, they must think we are a little bit on the weak side.ason that waterboarding was -- number of reasons but one was because worry was th

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bute not moving along, still, there is growth. when of a going to raise interest rates? between action economy and monetary policy is playing out in the stock markets. david: thank you so much. that is david wilson. that is it for "bloomberg markets." let's look at the major indexes, less informative before the close. the dow down. 0.1%00 down by ♪ ♪ we are moments away from the closing bell. i'm tracy alloway. ♪ alix: u.s. stocks closing mixed this afternoon. the dollar seeing its fourth-quarter and within five years. quarter. we break down the moves in global stocks, currencies, commodities, and bonds. howy: banks are deciding much money to lend oil companies. we talked to a top houston lawyer. alix: it is jobs right tomorrow. we have the three must-see charts. we begin with our market minute. thes wrap up the day in month because this was the biggest monthly gain for stocks since october. quite a comeback. s&p and the nasdaq, snapped three straight months of losses. what was

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maybe a shower around bute will see the chance of showers increasing until the weekend. check out your weekend forecast. temperatures will start to drop down because of the cloud cover. increasing that chance of showers that we're seeing somewhere from the heat saturday and sunday. we do begin spring on sunday. believe it or not going into next weekend will will be officially spring. lows will be in the upper 50s and low 60s. >> that's cold. not really but sort of. >>> hey, good morning, everyone. still accident-free in both counties. can you believe it? we've been accident-free all morning long. obviously since i've mentioned it, i probably jinxed it, right. slight congestion if you're heading into miami. taking a look at our photographics here, we were seeing slowdowns right at the airport expressway. it looks like things are beginning to clear up. seeing some issues. a lot of green is a good thing, especially on saint patriotie's day. we're seeing traffic flowing at posted speeds. where we are seeing delays no surprise here right off the turnpike northbound. if you're

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dean strang and jerry buting... are hitting the road for a series called "a conversation on making a murderer" the two lawyers say their client... steven avery... is serving life in prison for a crime he didn't coit. their speaking tour begins april 16th in boston and will travel to cities across the united states and canada through mid-august. still to come... we're saving the best for last... and celebrating a yummy treat... next in your day in history. stay with us. we're live from main 33 let's check out the day in history. -congress abolishes the african slave trade in 1807 -dr. seuss born in 1904-ford celebrates 1 millionth mustang in 1966 today is... national read across america cream pie day.33 that's all 33 the time that we have for the first hour of good morning columbia. but we're coming right back. so be sure to from main and gervais. >>> rochelle: good morning, columbia. today is wednesday, march 2. the busiest day on the primary calendar has come and gone. we have a complete rundown of your super tuesd